Physics, asked by shubh9168, 5 months ago

the difference between the expected value of the variable and the measured variable is termed as

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There's no difference. They are two names for the same thing. They tend to be used in different contexts, though. You talk about the expected value of a random variable and the mean of a sample, population or probability distribution....

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