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Q: A distance R is measured to be 5.400±0.003m. What is the absolute uncertainty in R^-2?

A: Given: R=5.400±0.003m Require: absolute uncertainty in R-2.

Q: the answer is 5 sigfigs. what is the correct answer in 3 sig figs?

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A: The expression for μk  is μk=gsinθ-axgcosθμk=tanθ-axgcosθ  The uncertainty of any function is given…

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Q: How to calculate 1/a exp?

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Q: Find the absolute uncertainty a) 15s+or-10% b) 3.35s+or-1%

A: (a)  15 s ±10%Absolute uncertainty = 10% of 15 = ±10100×15=±1.5 s

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Q: blem Statement: Suppose the area A equals length L times width W, Le A= LW. If L= 2.8 m+ 014 m and…

A: Length (L)=2.8 m±0.14 m Width (W)=1.8 m±0.18 m

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Q: Given z = xe−y, x = cosh t, y = cos t, find dz/dt.

A: To find: To find dzdtusing the given values of x, y and z

Q: An angle is measured to be 0.34±0.04rad. What is the absolute uncertainty in the sine of the angle?

A: Measured angle θ±∆θ= 0.34±0.04rad To find  absolute uncertainty in the sine of the angle.

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Q: Is it possible for γ to be smaller than unity?

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Q: The maximum value of the expression sinθ+µcosθ, when θ can take any value.

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Q: No. of Sig Figs Uncertainty 1125 cm 6.010 m? 2600. kg | |

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A: Given : u = 25 m/s a = 2 m/s2 t = 3.2 s

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A: Given : 1 slug is equivalent to 1 lb.s2/ft. Whether above given conversion unit is true or not.

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Q: What it the magnitude of the uncertainty (the ± error) in the following measured value: 45,420

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A: A = 3i - 2j B = 2j To find = A + 0.5 B

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Q: 1Pa = 1N/m true or false?

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Relativistic Energy and Momentum

According to classical physics, time flow is the same for every observer. But according to einstein's theory, time flow is different for different observers. The idea that time flow is not the same for all may sound strange because we may not experience this effect in everyday life. This effect is only observed when an object moves with some velocity comparable to the velocity of light. This velocity is termed relativistic velocity.