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Accuracy of frequency meter : interval of true frequency

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Hello,

If the accuracy of a frequency meter is 1x10^-5 and the measure is ie 235.0728MHz. How could I calculate the interval where the true frequency lies?

By the way, what is the meaning of the following : +/- 1.0dB/10dB to a maximum cumulative error of +/- 2dB?

Thanks a lot.
 

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