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Hz Ckg
'ock
Mass Data & Calenlations Table
Ke241 Ne23
Copper
2Oled2.0623 O
0633 0c631.0631 o LŌ
0110 ,0l10.0l13 .0110 o
624
Zinc
0632
0109
fn
しI
(m )
V222.0223.0221 0221.022 2
..0315 0314 o0314.0319 03B14
.0as11.0251. O251 51
し3
Lenghn
Ahuminun
00
Zine
copper
Diaoter
d Cm
.0163 0.0163 01C63
d2 em
d3 em
d4 m
Aluminem.0167.ol61
Zinc
Copper
.0191 60191 0191
0191.0191.09
0191 .0191

Phsio Labonatery Mensal Loyd
Pensity Data and Calculations Table
% Error
C (kg/m), (kg/m) (P (kg/m Err (kg/m)
Aluminum
meas
pres
Brass
Iron
QUESTIONS
5. 1
1. Consider the uncertainty in the measured value of p to be given by ap. Taking the one decimal place
of a, as the least significant digit in p, how many significant figures are indicated for each of the
measurements of p?
2. What is the accuracy of your determination of the density for each metal? State clearly what quantity
describes the accuracy of your measurements of the density.
gil oin
3. Consider the value of the standard error a, as an indication of the precision of your measurements.
Express the standard error as a percentage of the measured value of the density, and relate it to the
accuracy of each of your measurements.
(n

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