Q: What is the proper way to calculate the uncertainty of elapsed time using a manual stopwatch?
The proper way to calculate the uncertainty of elapsed time using a manual stopwatch is-
First find the range of the elapsed times then make it half.
For example
If shortest time is t1 and largest time is t2 then
Uncertainty in time = (t2 - t1) /2
Q: What is the proper way to calculate the uncertainty of elapsed time using a manual...
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