Lab 10 Execution
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I tried Question 10 again this morning and got it correct. I must have misspelled something or forgot something. Thanks!
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Re: Lab 10 Execution
what are the answers for the second part of questions 7
or how do you compute them?
or how do you compute them?
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Question7 second part
for the Value of deltaQ(correct) i used sqrt((Deltam/m)^2+(DeltadeltaT/deltaT)^2)*Q
for deltadeltaT i used sqrt((DeltaT_i)^2+(DeltaT_f)^2) and for delta T i used Tf-Ti and for Q i added all the Q's
My answer is still coming up wrong. for m do i have to add all the masses together and use .2 for deltam?
What am i doing wrong?
for deltadeltaT i used sqrt((DeltaT_i)^2+(DeltaT_f)^2) and for delta T i used Tf-Ti and for Q i added all the Q's
My answer is still coming up wrong. for m do i have to add all the masses together and use .2 for deltam?
What am i doing wrong?
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Re: Lab 10 Execution
For Question 7 all it is asking for is the Q for each component. How do you find Q? [Hint: It's on the Preparation Lab 10 sheet. It's Question 2 and labeled as (2). It also tells you what each variable is supposed to represent].
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Question 7
Yea, Q is easy, what about the bottom part of question 7, regarding Delta Q correct, and neglected Mass Delta Q. I know the equation, which i got right on the next question. What I want to know is what to use for the M, Delta M
Is Delta T= 0.5
and T= (Tf-Ti)?
Thanks for any help
Is Delta T= 0.5
and T= (Tf-Ti)?
Thanks for any help
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Re: Lab 10 Execution
I believe DeltaT is another number you had to calculate using 0.5oC. I do think that is the correct value for T. I have lab on Wednesdays so I haven't done calculations yet.
Try them in MapleTA and see if they come up correct, if it doesn't try other values in the calculations.
Try them in MapleTA and see if they come up correct, if it doesn't try other values in the calculations.
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Re: Lab 10 Execution
Yes DeltaT is the same for all four. It is given in the lab manual. Eventually you will have to find the Delta-delta-T which is uses similiar to Equation 6 from Error and Uncertainty. Because the A and B values you use to find the error are the same for all objects, all you have to do is find the square root of A squared plus B squared. [I also just gave you the formula you had to use.
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11: Units W/Q
Hi everyone, thanks for your help so far. Just a question....what are the units for (W/Q)...its been a long week haha. two more weeks!
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11
Hello again....yea...so question 12 says that the units for W/Q are J/cal
thank god its the last lab!
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#7
actual is: sqrt((Deltam/m)^2+(DeltadeltaT/deltaT)^2)*Qw
neglect mass is:sqrt(DeltadeltaT/deltaT)^2)*Qw
neglect mass is:sqrt(DeltadeltaT/deltaT)^2)*Qw
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#12 Answer
#12 to get the ratio
(4.187 -your calculated W/Q from #11)/(your calculated delta W/Q from #11)
hope that helps!
(4.187 -your calculated W/Q from #11)/(your calculated delta W/Q from #11)
hope that helps!
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