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The following statement that is incorrect is (C). A Error is based on the true value, while deviation is based on the average value. B For a particular measurement, the magnitude of its systematic error can be determined. C Under normal distribution conditions, the smaller the σ value, the flatter the peak shape. D The mean deviation is often used to indicate the degree of dispersion in a set of measurement data
Under a normal distribution, the smaller the σ value, the flatter the peak shape~~~~~~
C. Under normal distribution conditions, the smaller the σ value, the shorter and rounder the peak shape.
Under a normal distribution, the smaller the σ value, the flatter the peak shape