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Suppose you are an engineer, and you are asked to measure the force on a supporting beam of a bridge. You measure it to be 50,067 lbs, but you know that your scale is only precise to ±400 lbs. How do you record this measurement in your final report to the client? (Keep in mind that you want to find the perfect way to express the number to give an idea of how precise it is.) Submit a three-sentence description, which includes: (5 pts) How you would record the measurement in the final report? (5 pts) Why you would record it that way?

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