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Precision refers to the degree of accuracy or exactness in measurement or calculation. It is a measure of how close individual measurements or calculations are to each other, indicating the level of consistency and reproducibility. In other words, precision reflects the reliability and consistency of the results, with higher precision implying smaller variations or deviations among the data points. It is often associated with the number of significant figures or decimal places used to express a measurement or calculation result.

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