In the deviation table, which term corresponds to degauussed deviations?

In the deviation table, which term corresponds to degauussed deviations?

• A. Vary
• B. Do Not Vary
• C. Remain Reliable
• D. Change

Answer: (B)

In a deviation table, you’re capturing how a measurement deviation behaves under different conditions. When a deviation is degauussed, the magnetic influence has been removed, so the deviation does not change with the tested condition—it stays constant. That exact behavior is described by Do Not Vary. The other terms imply some change or variability, which isn’t what degauussed deviations exhibit.

In a deviation table, you’re capturing how a measurement deviation behaves under different conditions. When a deviation is degauussed, the magnetic influence has been removed, so the deviation does not change with the tested condition—it stays constant. That exact behavior is described by Do Not Vary. The other terms imply some change or variability, which isn’t what degauussed deviations exhibit.