Discussion
A calibration certificate for an instrument states
Answer: D
Correct answer: the corrections found and the uncertainty of the calibration
A certificate is a measurement result, not a verdict. It records what the instrument read against the standard at each point, the correction implied, and the uncertainty of the calibration itself - because a calibration is a measurement and carries an uncertainty like any other. A bare pass or fail conveys none of that.
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