In an experiment to understand the conceptsof potential and kinetic energies, as shownbelow, suppose, you are making some errorswhile making the measurement.Initial Height HFinal Height H.If the weight used in the experiment is havingan uncertainty of 1.1+ 0.01 N, the initial heightis measured, with an uncertainty of 45 + 0.09cm and the final height with an uncertaintyof 26.2 + 0.09 cm. (Potential energies arecalculated by the formula weight x height)Calculate,1) The absolute uncertainty in thecalculated value of Initial Potential Energy(in Joules) =2) The absolute uncertainty in thecalculated value of Final Potential Energy (inJoules) =3) The absolute uncertainty in thecalculated value of Loss of PotentialEnerqies (in Joules) =

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In an experiment to understand the concepts of potential and kinetic energies, as shown below, suppose, you are making some errors while making the measurement.

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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