1. Complete the data below for the experiment: Measurement ENGLISH (inch ) 1/16 METRIC ( cm ) Smallest scale division No. of vernier seale division 0.1 10 Least count of caliper Length of cylinder Diameter of cylinder Volume of cylinder Therefore: one inch 77/96 65/96 In 1.99 1.73 cm True Value 1 in = 16.3871 cm 1 in =16.3871 cm Amount of error Percent error

1. Complete the data below for the experiment: Measurement ENGLISH (inch ) 1/16 METRIC ( cm ) Smallest scale division No. of vernier seale division 0.1 10 Least count of caliper Length of cylinder Diameter of cylinder Volume of cylinder Therefore: one inch 77/96 65/96 In 1.99 1.73 cm True Value 1 in = 16.3871 cm 1 in =16.3871 cm Amount of error Percent error

Inquiry into Physics

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ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

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Chapter10: Atomic Physics

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