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A: Given:  Period of one oscillation = T = 1.96±0.05 sec

Q: A distance R is measured to be 5.400±0.003m. What is the absolute uncertainty in R^-2?

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Q: If the results of the force measurements are F1 = (13.4 + or - 0.6) N and F2 = (18.4 + or - 0.7) N,…

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Q: A distance R is measured to be 3.400±0.005m. What is the relative uncertainty in R?

A: Given that:Distance R=3.400±0.005 m

Q: Find the absolute uncertainty a) 15s+or-10% b) 3.35s+or-1%

A: (a)  15 s ±10%Absolute uncertainty = 10% of 15 = ±10100×15=±1.5 s

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Q: ive any analyzation about this uncertainty measurement in physics

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Q: A student measures the height from which a ball falls to be two-hundred centimeters with an absolute…

A: measure height = 200 cm uncertainty = 2 cm thus, height = 200 cm ± 2cm

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Q: Do random errors contribute to % error and/or standard deviation? Why?

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