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An error of two dollars may be harmless on a grocery bill but enormous in another setting. Accuracy must be judged by the scale of the problem, the quality of the available information, and the decision we need to make.
An error of two dollars may be harmless on a grocery bill but enormous in another setting. Accuracy must be judged by the scale of the problem, the quality of the available information, and the decision we need to make.
