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- NOTE: THE ANSWER SHOULD NOT BE IN SIG FIGS.If a radar unit measures that speed of an object 3 times and the results of 300km/hr, 297 km/hr, 302 km/hr, then what is the percent difference of the device? Answer: 100 xUNCERTAINTIES IN MEASUREMENT: 1.the dimensions of a metal cylinder were measured three times and yielded the following result: -height=5.50cm,5.48cm,5.48cm -diameter=2.50cm,2.54cm,2.54cm Find: a) True value (height) of the cylinder b) True value (diameter ) of the cylinder c) relative uncertainty of the height of the cylinder d)the percentage uncertainty of its diameter e)the volume of the cylinder based on the true values of its dimensions
- The molar mass M of a chemical element is its atomic mass expressed in g/molor equivalently in kg/kmol.State how many significant figures are proper in the results of the following calculations. (a) (106.7)(6.5)(46.210)(1.01) (b) (25.8)2 (c) (2.9 ✕ 10−19)(3712)The followings are the measurements from one group of students: M1=127.01 g, M2=49.40 g, Xi=33.90 cm, Xf=87.90 cm, Δt = 1.38 sec, what should be their μk value? Enter the result with correct significant figures.
- Give examples of three physical quantities that are having dimensions [ M L-1 T-2]A person's height was measured using the different scales of a four-sided meter stick. As the SSD increases, the uncertainty of the measurement ________and the number of significant figures ________When coverting metric measures I am having a hard time understanding the coversion concept?