The voltage 'V (V+-∆V)' is measured as (7.3 +- 0.1V) and current 'I (I +-∆I)' is measured as (2.73 A +- 0.05A). Calculate the resistance 'R' by using ohms law. R=V/I. For God sake answer it numerically. He who answers would be a legend... DON'T GIVE MEANING LESS ANSWER..
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Answer:
(2.7+-0.08) Ohm
Explanation:
(7.3V +- 0.1V/7.3V * 100%).
(2.73A +- 0.05A/2.73A *100)
R = V / I
R = (7.3V / 2.73A. +- 1.369+ 1.831)
R = (7.3V / 2.73A. +- 1.369+ 1.831)R = 2.7 Ohm +- 3.227 %
R = (7.3V / 2.73A. +- 1.369+ 1.831)R = 2.7 Ohm +- 3.227 %R = [2.7 +- (3.227 / 100 ) * 100 ] Ohm
R = (7.3V / 2.73A. +- 1.369+ 1.831)R = 2.7 Ohm +- 3.227 %R = [2.7 +- (3.227 / 100 ) * 100 ] Ohm R = (2.7 +- 0.0871)
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