the radius of a sphere measured repeatedly yields values 5.63 m and 5.54m, 5.44 m and 5.35 m. determine the most probable value of radius and the mean absolute, relative and percentage errors.
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- To Find:
The most probable value of radius and the mean absolute, relative and percentage errors
- Solution:
Values = 5.63 m, 5.54 m, 5.44 m, 5.40 m, 5.35 m.
The mean value = (5.63 + 5.54 + 5.44 + 5.40 + 5.35)/5
= 27.36/5
= 5.472 m.
Absolute errors:-
5.63 - 5.472 = 0.158
5.54 - 5.472 = 0.068
5.56 - 5.472 = 0.088
5.40 - 5.472 = |-0.072| = 0.074
5.30 - 5.472 = |-0.172| = 0.172
Absolute mean error = (0.158 + 0.068 + 0.088 + 0.074 + 0.172)/5
= 0.56/5
= 0.112 m.
So, the Relative error:- ∆a_mean/a_mean
= 0.112/5.472
= 0.02046783625 m.
Hence, the percentage error = 0.02046783625 * 100 =2.05 %.
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