Chapter 2 Section 3. Measuring & Calculating No experimentally obtained value is exact Human errors Method errors Instrument errors.
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Professor Joseph Kroll Dr. Jose Vithayathil University of Pennsylvania 19 January 2005 Physics 414/521 Lecture 1.
Dr. John P. Abraham Professor University of Texas Pan American Statistics in Theses.
Sasha Milov Focus on Multiplicity Bari June 17, 2004 1 dN ch /dη and dE T /dη at Mid-Rapidity from SIS to LHC Alexander Milov for the PHENIX collaboration.
Target for today Be able to: define uncertainty, accuracy, precision, error, magnitude of error. calculate magnitude of error and % error. determine the.
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What is an error? An error is a mistake of some kind... …causing an error in your results… …so the result is not accurate.
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