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Which of the following is not an instrumental error?

Which of the following is not an instrumental error? Correct Answer settlement of tripod or turning points

Error due to imperfect adjustment, error due to sluggish bubble, error due to movement of the objective slide are instrumental errors. Settlement of tripod or turning points is a natural error.

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