Blunder in physics practical

[junaidaftab]

Guys, I appeared for physics 33 a couple of weeks ago. The paper was extremely approachable but out of the blue, I made a very, very stupid mistake. I took the time for 10 oscillations and likewise took 10 readings; however, I don't know why but I forgot to divide the time taken for 10 oscillation by 10. As a result, my y-axis values, gradient and y-intercept are all up by a factor of 10. Had I corrected my readings, my gradient and y-intercept would've been in the range of values expected. How many marks I might lose for the error I made? I am already losing 1 mark in the second question, and 2 marks in graph plotting. How much more? Anyone?

 

[junaidaftab]

Anyone, please?

 

[junaidaftab]

??

 

[angelgurl]

dnt worry you will get the error carried forward marks inshAllah!!
i also made a mistake..........i converted cm to metres and got all wrong values of gradient and y intercept

 

[workinghard]

@junaidaftab yeah dee ll b definitely error carried forward so may b 1 or 2 max... ease ouT!
@angelgurl jst so u no ... it doesnt matter if u wr consistent in ur units den its more den fine...

 

[yubakkk]

you will lose 2-3 max in table not 2 worry

 

[utsav156]

chill dude!
dnt worry we are humans!!Mistakes are made by human beings!!!don worry you will get the error carried forward marks !!
chill out concentrate for the other exams!!!
i pray to god that u will get gud marks!!!
Goodllck!!