Calculate the systematic error-random and precision error

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The lift force on a Wortmann air foil is measured five times under the same experimental conditions. The acquired values are 10.5N, 9.4N, 9.1N, 11.3N, and 9.7N. Assuming the true lift force is 10.7N; calculate a) the systematic error, b) random error, c) for each measurement, the precision error.

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