Physics, asked by NidhraNair, 4 months ago

A student is calculating the thickness of a single sheet of paper. She measures the thickness of a stack of 80 sheets with vernier callipers, and finds the thickness to be l=1.27cm. To calculate the thickness of a single sheet, she divides the total thickness with the number of sheets. Which of the following answer has the correct number of significant digits?

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Answered by riya9896
5

Answer:

0.159 is the correct answer ........

Answered by IIMrMartianII
13

Answer:

Heya Here's the answer mate

If L is the thickness of one one sheet, then assuming that every sheet is equally thick,

  • L =l/80 cm = 0.015875 cm.

  • And ΔL=Δl/|80|

  • Assuming Δl=0.01 cm,

we get

  • ΔL=0.000125 cm.

So, the actual thickness is L=0.0159±0.0001 cm.

Hope it helps dear

Answered by IIMrMartianII
38

Answer:

Heya Here's the answer mate

If L is the thickness of one one sheet, then assuming that every sheet is equally thick,

  • L =l/80 cm = 0.015875 cm.

  • And ΔL=Δl/|80|

  • Assuming Δl=0.01 cm,

we get

  • ΔL=0.000125 cm.

So, the actual thickness is L=0.0159±0.0001 cm.

Hope it helps dear

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