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1. Use a micrometer to find the thickness of the foil you used. Do your data confirm the measured thickness? Determine the percentage difference between the measured thickness and the thickness you found in your experiment.

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Answer:

Yes.

Explanation:

Yes, my data confirm the measured thickness because the micrometer measure precise thickness of any object. If the same instrument and right method is used for the measurement of the thickness of the foil then there is zero difference occur between the measured thickness and the thickness in your experiment so using right method can reduce or eliminate the difference between the measured thickness and the thickness in experiment.

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