What is the error of propagation of r2 and 1/B2? r is radius = d/2 |B|...
What is the error of propagation of r2 and 1/B2?
r is radius = d/2
|B| = (8*μ0*N*I)/(r*(125)1/2) (only r and I have uncertainty)
d and I are calculated, d has uncertainty +/-0.05m and I has uncertainty +/-.005A
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What is the error of propagation of r2 and
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getting an error from the r2 line, "Error in xc[1:(n - 2)] : only
0's may be mixed with negative subscripts."
tmpFn <- function(xVec)
{
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denom <- sum(xc^2)
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r2 <- sum( xc[3:n] * xc[1:(n-2)] )/denom
list(r1 = r1, r2 = r2)
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I am getting an error in R and am unsure how to correct it. I am
getting an error from the r2 line, "Error in xc[1:(n - 2)] : only
0's may be mixed with negative subscripts."
tmpFn <- function(xVec)
{
xc <- xVec - mean(xVec)
denom <- sum(xc^2)
n <- length(x)
r1 <- sum( xc[2:n] * xc[1:(n-1)] )/denom
r2 <- sum( xc[3:n] * xc[1:(n-2)] )/denom
list(r1 = r1, r2 = r2)
}
tmpFn(seq(2, 56, 3))
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3. A right triangle has base b=100 ± 1 ft and adjacent angle e = 30° ± 0.50 height h and its uncertainty. Calculate the (4 pts)
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please kindly solve all questions for
a thumbs up! thank you!
QUESTION 2 Find the uncertainty in the moment of interia. Moment of interia of a disk depends on mass and radius according to this function (m,r) = 1/2 m 12. Your measured mass and radius have the following uncertainties Sm = 0.36 kg and Sr = 0.39 m. What is is the uncertainty in moment of interia, SI, if the measured mass, m = 3.18 kg...
Error Propagation and Density of Materials
I need you to finish the two columns(Don't worry about the
third) in the table using the formulas in page one. Please show
work
3) Use the Vernier caliper to measure the height, h, and the diameter, D, of the cylinder. Record h and D and their uncertainties, Ah and AD. 4) the graduated cylinder Use metal. the determine of to the volume how would you do this? Analysis The density of a sample...
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