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Accuracy is how close to the target you are and Percision is when you aren’t (but can be) close to the goal but in groups and it’s constant

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Accuracy is how close it is to the target precision is how similar the measurements are

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Accurate is you can get it on the board precision is you’re more consistent

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accuracy is how close a measurement is to the value and precision is how familiar a measurement is to another measurement 

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accuracy is how close a measurement is to the value and precision is how familiar a measurement is to another measurement 

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Accuracy is how close you get the the target precision is how  similar you measurement are to each other

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Accuracy is how close measurement is.And precision is how similar measurements are

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Accuracy is how close to your target you are, while Precision is not close to the target but results are consistent

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Precision is when you hit the target and Accuracy is how close you are to the target.

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Accuracy-state of being right or Correct.
Precision-close to being correct.

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Accuracy’s- how close something is

Precision- how closely grouped something is

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Accuracy- how close something is to a certain point

Precision- how similar something is to on a certain point.

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Accuracy is how close a measurement is to an accepted value Precision is how similar measurements are to each other.

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Accuracy is how close you can get to the desired result
Precision is how much you can get in one certain area with the same strategy

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Accuracy is how close the measurement is to the desired goal, for example you are aiming for an A for your class but then you get lower grades for the rest. Precision is how close the measurements are to each other, like you aim for A’s but you get all B’s instead.

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Accuracy is when you hit your target. Precision is not necessarily hitting the target but hitting the same spot multiple times. If you are shooting a target and your target is the middle accuracy would be hitting that but prescision would be hitting in the same spot multiple times.

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Accuracy is how close a measurement is to the goal value
Precision is how similar measurements are to one another

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Accuracy is getting close to the measurement of the target

Precision is exactly on target

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Accuracy is when the arrows are at or close to the target and precision is when the arrows are all clumped together
Cadaan Miller

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Accuracy is how close it was to a value that is accepted. Precision is when measurements are all very close to each other

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Accuracy is when you “hit the target” every time but it’s not always in the “bullseye” Precision is when you hit the same spot every time and it is easy to predict where the next arrow will hit.

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Accuracy is how close a measurement is to an accepted value.
Example: Say you have a board, and you make the middle the Bullseye, and you hit it but you hit the bottom and then the top left and right beside you to your right.

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Accuracy is how close you get to a acceptable value and precision is how the measurements are close to each other. (A cluster)

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Accuracy is close to the “bullseye” but is very inconsistent and unreliable.

Precision is not necessarily on the “bullseye” but is very consistent in a certain area.

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Accuracy is how close you are to an accepted value. Precision is how similar the measurements are to each other.

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Accuracy
How close a measurement is too an accepted value

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Accuracy is how close a measurement is to the value and Precision is how similar the measurement is to each other.
Ashley

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Accuracy is how close your measurements get to the target. Precision is how close you get your measurements together.

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Accuracy is right where you want something to be perfectly
Prsision is getting it in the same area every time

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Accuracy is how close it to its value. Precision is how similar it to an extended point..

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The difference between accuracy and  precision is that accuracy is how close you are to the goal and precision is how similar two measurements are to each other

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Accuracy is how close a measurement is to the accepted value and precision is how similar measurements are to each other or they are in clumps -Ethan Rasmussen

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Accuracy is how close you are to something, but Precision is how many times you get in a certain area. A example would be a bow and arrow. Accuracy is hitting the bullseye. Precision is to keep hitting the same place the whole time.

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Precision is consistent and Accuracy is attempting to hit “bullseye” which means there target. -Dominic Sufka

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Accuracy is how close the measurement is to the value, precision is how close the measurements are to each other.