NEET Physics Screw Gauge MCQ Question
What is the primary purpose of using a screw gauge in experiments?
To measure thickness with high precision.
To estimate volume of liquids.
To measure lengths of large objects.
To determine temperature changes.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
The screw gauge is specifically used to measure thickness and diameter with high precision, as stated in the description of apparatus where it mentions measuring thickness of a given sheet and diameter of a wire.
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