Physics, asked by raghwendrasingh2003, 1 year ago

If the measured value aap two quantities are a plus minus triangle A and B plus minus triangle b coma triangle and Angle B being the mean absolute error what is the maximum possible error in a plus minus b show that if Z equals to a upon B

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Answered by futurefeukire
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Answer:

this is called Error in the product of 2 Quatities

Explanation:

consider the product

Z= AB

the error Z in z is given by

Z +/- Z = (A +/- A) (B+/- B)

= AB +/- AB +/- BA +/- AB

dividing lhs by Z and RHS by AB will get

1 +/- ♢Z/Z = 1+/-B/B +/- A/A +/-A/AB/B

asA/ A and B/B

are the small quantities their products can be neglected the maximum functional error in Z is

ur answer

Z/Z = A/A + B/B

Hence the rule the maximum fractional error in the product of two quantities equal to the sum of fractional error in the individual quantities

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Answered by akshaykumar07
1

Answer:

sorry I don't know this.

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