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Question 1
Easy
What is the percentage uncertainty in a measurement of 10.0 Β± 0.2 g?
π‘ Hint: Divide the absolute uncertainty by the measured value.
Question 2
Easy
If a volume is measured as 3.0 Β± 0.1 L, what is the absolute uncertainty?
π‘ Hint: It's given directly in the measurement.
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Question 1
What happens to percentage uncertainty when you square a value?
π‘ Hint: Remember the percentage uncertainty formula.
Question 2
True or False: The absolute uncertainty decreases when a measurement is multiplied by a number.
π‘ Hint: Consider how uncertainties scale with multiplication.
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Question 1
A cylinder's height is measured as 10.0 Β± 0.5 cm and the diameter as 4.0 Β± 0.1 cm. Calculate the volume and the percentage uncertainty in that volume.
π‘ Hint: Donβt forget that the height contributes to the final uncertainty along with the diameter.
Question 2
A temperature of 25 Β± 0.5 Β°C affects the volume directly measured as 1.5 L Β± 0.02 L. Calculate the volume at this temperature while considering the uncertainties.
π‘ Hint: Always account for how temperature fluctuations impact measurements in conjunction with uncertainties!
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