Why do we calculate the "range" of the measurments?
to get an ballpark idea of how much...
Physics, 17.10.2019 01:00 anthonybowie99
Why do we calculate the "range" of the measurments?
to get an ballpark idea of how much "error" is in the "average" measurement
to set upper and lower error limits on the y-value of each x-y data pair
to show if a straight "trend line" represents the experimental data
all of the above
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