Given the figure, determine the Vernier caliper measurement. Express your answer in centimeter. The red mark indicates where the main scale and Vernier scale coincides. 1/128in 51 8. 0.05mm ói 2 3 4 5 6 Ż 8 ģ 1O O 3.945 O 3.645 O 3.9045 3.9225

Given the figure, determine the Vernier caliper measurement. Express your answer in centimeter. The red mark indicates where the main scale and Vernier scale coincides. 1/128in 51 8. 0.05mm ói 2 3 4 5 6 Ż 8 ģ 1O O 3.945 O 3.645 O 3.9045 3.9225

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Given the figure, determine the Vernier caliper measurement. Express your answer in
centimeter. The red mark indicates where the main scale and Vernier scale coincides.
1/128in
51
8.
0.05mm
ói 2 3 4 5 6 Ż 8 ģ 1O
O 3.945
O 3.645
O 3.9045
3.9225

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