calculate volume showing uncertainty;
L= 3.125 cm + 0.025 mm
W= 3.125 cm + 0.025 mm
h= 1.205 cm +0.025 mm
Volume(without uncertainity), V = L*W*h = 3.125*3.125*1.205 = 11.767 cm3
When quantities are multiplied, their percentage errors are added
percent errors
in L = (0.0025/3.125)*100 = 0.08 %
in W = (0.0025/3.125)*100 = 0.08 %
in h = (0.0025/1.205)*100 = 0.207 %
total error in volume = 0.08 + 0.08 + 0.207 = 0.367%
hence error in value in Volume = 3.67*11.767/100 = 0.043 cm3
hence error with uncertainity is 11.767 cm3 + 0.43 cm3
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