Q.2. A distance AB is observed repeatedly using the same equipment and procedures, and the results, in meters, are listed. 65.401; 65.400; 65.402; 65.396; 65.406; 65.401; 65.396; 65.401; 65.405; 65.404; 65.398 and 65.408 a) Calculate the line’s most probable length, b) Calculate the standard deviation, c) Calculate the standard deviation of the mean,

Q.2. A distance AB is observed repeatedly using the same equipment and procedures, and the results, in meters, are listed. 65.401; 65.400; 65.402; 65.396; 65.406; 65.401; 65.396; 65.401; 65.405; 65.404; 65.398 and 65.408 a) Calculate the line’s most probable length, b) Calculate the standard deviation, c) Calculate the standard deviation of the mean,

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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