HW-3 A hall with measured length equal to (40m) and measured width equal to (30m), the standard deviation (for only one measurement) for both the length and width was equal and found to be (20.02m). The standard deviation of the mean for both the length and width was equal as well. Calculate how many times the length and width must be measured to get (aA = t0.5 m2). Ans: n=4 for both.

HW-3 A hall with measured length equal to (40m) and measured width equal to (30m), the standard deviation (for only one measurement) for both the length and width was equal and found to be (20.02m). The standard deviation of the mean for both the length and width was equal as well. Calculate how many times the length and width must be measured to get (aA = t0.5 m2). Ans: n=4 for both.

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