Summarize error analysis from the following data: The experimental value of τ is 1.0351 s and theoritical value is 1 s the percentage error is about 3.5 %
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Summarize error analysis from the following data:
The experimental value of τ is 1.0351 s
and theoritical value is 1 s
the percentage error is about 3.5 %
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