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10 rotations of the cap of a srew gauge is equivalent to 5 mm . The cap has 100 divisons. Find the least count . A reading taken for the diameter of wire with the srew gauge shows four complete rotations and 35 divisions on the circular scale . Find the diameter of the wire.

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