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When we record time for example in oscillating a spring or a pendulum, do we consider human reaction error in recording time if we are using digital stop watch?
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HELPP! Physics p3 related question.
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we don't. cuz human response time gives very less error compared to other possible errors
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yeah but human reaction error is +/- 0.5 which can make a difference in our readings dont u think so?