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Following the discussion on Precision and Accuracy, Lecture 10, presented by Sir Qamar Hussain, provides a crucial distinction between the two main types of experimental errors: Systematic Errors and Random Errors. The video explains the causes, effects, and methods of minimizing each type of error in practical measurements. Understanding this difference is essential for accurate data analysis and reporting.

Key Learning Objectives:

Definition and examples of Systematic Errors (e.g., zero error, parallax error).

Definition and examples of Random Errors (e.g., human reaction time, fluctuations).

Strategies for reducing the impact of each type of error on final results.

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