Analyze the following data to determine whether they support the hypothesesF=k(L-LO) andT=2nv(m/k).Use at least 3 significant figures in all calculations and answers.quantity valueuncertaintyk8.50.42LO0.45.001.050.00125F=W0.490.012250.5090.001T104.750.17. What is the value of 2rv(m/k)?8. What is the uncertainty in 2nv(m/k)?9. What is the value of T-2rv(m/k)?10. What is the uncertainty in T-2TV(m/k)?

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Analyze the following data to determine whether they support the hypotheses F=k(L-LO) and T= 2nv(m/k). Use at least 3 significant figures in all calculations and answers. quantity value uncertainty 8.5 0.42 LO 0.45 .001 M .05 0.00125 F=W 0.49 0.01225 0.509 0.001 T10 4.75 0.1 7. What is the value of 2rv(m/k)? 8. What is the uncertainty in 2TV(m/k)? 9. What is the value of T-2tv(m/k)?

Analyze the following data to determine whether they support the hypotheses F=k(L-LO) and T= 2nv(m/k). Use at least 3 significant figures in all calculations and answers. quantity value uncertainty 8.5 0.42 LO 0.45 .001 M .05 0.00125 F=W 0.49 0.01225 0.509 0.001 T10 4.75 0.1 7. What is the value of 2rv(m/k)? 8. What is the uncertainty in 2TV(m/k)? 9. What is the value of T-2tv(m/k)?

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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