[Solved] What is the tolerance of the straightness of a line?

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Q.	What is the tolerance of the straightness of a line?
A.	maximum deviation from the straight line joining two extremities
B.	maximum deviation from the middle point of straight line joining two extremities
C.	minimum deviation from the straight line joining two extremities
D.	minimum deviation from the middle point of straight line joining two extremities
Answer» A. maximum deviation from the straight line joining two extremities
Explanation: the tolerance on the straightness of a line can be defined as the maximum deviation in

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