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Standard XII
Physics
Rounding Off
In an experim...
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In an experiment, the following observations were recorded:
L
=
2.820
m
,
M
=
3.00
k
g
,
l
=
0.087
c
m
, diameter
D
=
0.041
c
m
. Taking
g
=
9.81
m
s
−
2
and using the formula, Y =
4
M
g
π
D
2
l
, find the maximum permissible error in Y.
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Solution
y
=
4
M
g
h
Π
D
2
l
Maximum possible error in
y
is
Δ
y
y
×
100
=
(
Δ
M
M
+
Δ
g
g
+
2
Δ
D
D
+
Δ
L
L
+
Δ
l
l
)
×
100
=
(
1
3.00
+
1
9.81
+
1
41
×
2
+
1
2820
+
1
87
)
×
100
=
0.065
×
100
=
6.5
%
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