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The circular scale of screw gauge after two complete rotations advances 1 mm along the linear scale. The circular scale has 50 equal divisions and the mechanical error of the screw gauge is -0.03 mm . The linear scale reading =3 mm and the circular scale reading =35 when a student attempts to measure the diameter of a wire. Calculate the diameter from the given data.

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3.38 mm
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