Help me solve the following table. Angle of incidence (?i) is 65, angle uncertainty (??) is 1. I tried (1*2.4919*pi)/180 * ((1/tan65)+(1/tan22)) = ?n, but it said the answer was wrong, and i don't know how to continue from there. So, the answer cannot be 4.8838. On =relative uncertainty =x 100nM+tane;tan@180OM(degrees)relative uncertainty of nM(%)n;nMOnTrial 1 1.03 222.49192.505Trial 2 1.3429Trial 3 1.54 332.56266. Determine the average ny & on: Additionally, determine the relative uncertainty of the average ny-average nM =average on =relative uncertainty of average n =%7. Complete the statement below so that it is true."My ---Select-- v value of nm was the most precise because its --Select--

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Help me solve the following table. Angle of incidence (?_i) is 65, angle uncertainty (?_?) is 1. I tried (1*2.4919*pi)/180 * ((1/tan65)+(1/tan22)) = ?_n, but it said the answer was wrong, and i don't know how to continue from there. So, the answer cannot be 4.8838.

On =
relative uncertainty =
x 100
nM
+
tane;
tan@
180
OM
(degrees)
relative uncertainty of nM
(%)
n;
nM
On
Trial 1 1.03 22
2.4919
2.505
Trial 2 1.34
29
Trial 3 1.54 33
2.5626
6. Determine the average ny & on: Additionally, determine the relative uncertainty of the average ny-
average nM =
average on =
relative uncertainty of average n =
%
7. Complete the statement below so that it is true.
"My ---Select-- v value of nm was the most precise because its --Select--

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