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Alrighty tyvmi mean js suppose thy hv said u to dtrmine spring constant wd th help of gradient thn u shuld hv to chng it..
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Alrighty tyvmi mean js suppose thy hv said u to dtrmine spring constant wd th help of gradient thn u shuld hv to chng it..
in tables use the one which has been used for previus gapsOhkayy...by "at the end" you mean when we write the answer in the ___ at the end of each part like ii) or iv) ? And what about in tables, use SI for those too?
Kay. And can you plz explain what this means? "When repeated readings have been done then it isin tables use the one which has been used for previus gaps
SO if its like t=(t2-t1), then uncertainty in t is (0.1 / 2)/t , assuming uncertianty for a single reading of time is 0.1 seconds?yes when repeat ou readings js like in time its actualy we r reducing error so whn we take 2 reading for each set n then take average it means uncertanity is reduced to half ..
parallax error of thrmometeranybody plz tell me about errors in practicals concerning heat.....
You mean the limitations and improvements section at the end of Q2?ANYBODY online right now can help me out in determining errors in practical concerning heat ??????????? plz reply as soon as possible
noooo..!!!SO if its like t=(t2-t1), then uncertainty in t is (0.1 / 2)/t , assuming uncertianty for a single reading of time is 0.1 seconds?
Ooooh, so if adding values uncertainy gets halved, subtracting it gets doubled?noooo..!!!
in this uncertanity is 0.2 cox both uncrtanitiex will add togethr
see!! m saying when we take 2 readings of oscillations n thn tke average here uncertanity ix halved
uncertanity doubles in addintn n sbtractn bt halved in tking averageOoooh, so if adding values uncertainy gets halved, subtracting it gets doubled?
Got it, thnx!uncertanity doubles in addintn n sbtractn bt halved in tking average
heyy about measuring the angle of deflection of the rod .. hw do we measure it ??? i mean is it possible to use a protractor or is there another method ??the first Question will be of finding the angle of a suspended rod by springs and weights and 2nd question on heating.. (hot or cold water will be given and measuring temperature by theermometer)............
Can't be quite sure unless I see an example question but these are usually accepted:u hv n error n improvement suggextn abut heatng expriment ??
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