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  1. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    whos done with the paper PM !!
  2. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    i suggested this; absolute uncertainty= fractional uncertainty multiplied by the answer of division or multiplication. hence; absol uncer = (log 1.98 - log 1.96) * (log 1.96) in log fractional uncertainty = log of largest possible value - log of mid value ---> (log 1.98...
  3. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    null method is when the galvanometer is not calibrated(numbered) but is used to located slight electric current.it's a sensitive ammeter .
  4. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    inside.
  5. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    for question 1 ( log(19.8)-log(19.6) )*(log(19.6))= 5.69*10^-3 -------> 0.005 or 0.006 :) question2: (omega)w= angular speed/time taken for one complete rotation measure time taken(T) and hence; w= 2(pie)/T
  6. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    no point in mic being outside..the question is the effect of pressure on sound.
  7. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    which one ? O_o
  8. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    take log(1.2) this is the value, then take ( log(1.3)-log(1.2) ) for uncertainty .
  9. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    no this is not possible as errors are caused by the instrument hence when there is an error inthe given reading..then by further calculation the error CANNOT DISAPPEAR!
  10. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    use hc/e=gradient ...calculate value of h using gradient of best fit then using gradient of worst fit...find the difference for the two values of h...this is the absolute uncertainity. now percentage uncertainity=absolute uncertaity/best value of h(value of h using gradient of best fit) *100%...
  11. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    when two values are divided their fractional uncertainities are added...similarly 1/h ... 0 is the uncertainity in 1 ...ie 1+-0
  12. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    yes these are the same ones :) for y = e^kn lny = kn*ln(e) we know ln(e)=1 lny = K * n Y =M* x passing through origin straight line. :)
  13. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    (0.5/54.5)*(1/0.545)= 0.01683 ----> 0.02 or 0.01 both acceptable :)
  14. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    (0+5/400)*(1/400*10^-3) = 0.03125 ----> 0.03 :)
  15. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    here i uploaded them here :)
  16. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    for both the other methods try taking log.. :)
  17. SalmanslK

    Physics P5 All Info You Need !!

    Callorimeter gives the temperature change for a reaction. Hydrometer when dipped in liquid gives it's density. equation given in Q2 can be expressed in the form Y=mX+c Y (Y co-ordinate) m (gradient) X (X co-ordinate) Y (Y intercept) Deriving to Y=mX+C form involves...
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