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Physics P-5
Best of luck to you too(y) Soldier313: thank you and welcome :p -
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Physics P-5
Why isn't it opening? I mean what message does it display? -
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Physics P5 All Info You Need !!
Yup. The general formula is: [Lg(Max)-lg(min)]/2 -
AS Biology P1 MCQs Preparation Thread
and you mean that viruses cause Cholera and TB??????o_Oo_O Are you serious???:sick: -
Ready to help you :) PS. I am weak at Q.1 :)
Ready to help you :) PS. I am weak at Q.1 :)- Aries_95
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Physics P5 All Info You Need !!
i calculated them like this: [lg(1.96+0.2)-lg(1.96-0.2)]/2 Try calculating them using this method. -
Physics P5 All Info You Need !!
Y es this is right...it can be the other way round as well...it may be from the extreme left to extrme right :) -
Physics P5 All Info You Need !!
first error bar: 0.004 last error bar: 0.006 -
Physics P5 All Info You Need !!
Calculate the y intercept using the same values of Lg Y and lg I but use the gradient of the worst fit line. subtract the answer for the best fit line from the worst fit line and you geet the uncertainity :) -
Physics P5 All Info You Need !!
No..they are not....you have to draw the error bars keeping in mind that lg T is on Y axis. the worst fit line is made by joining the top of the error bar on one end with the bottom of th last one ( You can do it vice versa)...hope you understand :) -
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Physics P-5
It's not needed...but this what i read somewhere :) hope it helps you :) One of the thermometers—the dry-bulb thermometer—measures the temperature of the air. The bulb of the other thermometer is covered with a sleeve of muslin or candle-wick. The cloth is wetted and the water is then made to... -
Physics P5 All Info You Need !!
For question 2-C(iv): lgY=lgS+lgI (r) use a value of lgY form the table. for the same value, use the value of lgI Ex: if we use lg Y=0.41 then use lgI= 1.70 and the value of gradient will be used for r. Rearranging this, you will get the value for lg S which is the y- intercept.. Hope you... -
Physics P5 All Info You Need !!
The pole should be attatched to a rotating device such as a motor.. the faster the device rotates, the higher the spped :)