In an experiment to determine the resistance of a conducting wire by Ohm's law the reading of voltmeter is (2.3+-0.2)volt and that of ammeter is (1.2+-0.2)A.Calculate the resistance.
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Explanation: Since R=V/I
And 2.3/1.2=1.91
Now calculation of error in R is following.
As R=V/I
So,
∆R/R=∆V/V+∆I/I
NOW ,
BY PUTTING THE VALUES
We get
∆R/1.91=0.2/2.3+0.2/1.2
∆R=0.486
So, R=(1.91+-0.486)ohm
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