Question

what is done with the measurements taken during inclinometry measurements? the average is taken the smallest value is recorded as thats the true range of motion the largest value is recorded as thats the true range of motion the measurements are added and multiplied by 10

Explanation:

In inclinometry, the goal is to determine the true range of motion. Taking the average might not capture the full extent. Recording the smallest value would underestimate. Adding and multiplying by 10 is an arbitrary operation. The largest value is the most appropriate as it represents the maximum range of motion achieved.

Answer:

The largest value is recorded as that's the true range of motion.