A resistor is measured with a device which has a known precision of ±0.075 kN when a large number of measurements is taken. How many measurements are necessary to ensure that the resistance is within ±0.05 kN with a 0.1 percent level of significance? Use the t-distribution.

A resistor is measured with a device which has a known precision of ±0.075 kN when a large number of measurements is taken. How many measurements are necessary to ensure that the resistance is within ±0.05 kN with a 0.1 percent level of significance? Use the t-distribution.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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