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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!

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Im assuming that the Venier caliber is used to measure diameter and the micrometer screw gauge is used for Thickness, is this correct ? and also when getting the value from the micrometer screw gauge you multiply the micrometer scale by 0.1 ,what is the value you multiply for the vernier scale ?
We multiply by 0.1 mm in caliper and 0.01 mm in micrometer i think.And yeah they are usually used in that sense.
 
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There is also a formula in my physics book for this:
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Upper point Temp = 60
Lower Point Length = 5 cm
Upper Point Length = 11 cm
Temp(c) = -10
Why apply a formula when you can easily do it this way. ;)
 
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u make ur drawing of the exact shape but a more largerone....u measure the maximum length....make sure the ratio of increase in both vessels is equal.....then measure the length of the same plc in fig 2.2 and then put the lenght of u drawing as nominator and the actual size as denom....
 
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