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The number of circular divisions on the shown screw gauge is 50 it moves 0.5mm on main scale for moone complete rotation Main scale reading is 2 The diameter of the balls is
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A

`2.25 mm`

B

`2.20mm`

C

`1.20mm`

D

`1.25mm`

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Zero error `= 0.5 xx (0.5)/(50) = 0.05mm`
Actual measurement
`=2 xx 0.5 mm + 25 xx (0.5)/(50) - 0.05 mm`
`=1mm + 0.25 mm - 0.05mm = 1.2 mm` .
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