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lab 2 help
anyone know how to find the battery voltage for the first part of question 3? i can help with any of the other questions..
me- Guest
Lab 2 #3
Use the animation tutorial from the following website to show you how to calculate the values. As for the units, it should be V for Volts and s for seconds and these units will ONLY be marked correct when the values are correct. MapleTA does not grade the units and values separately!
Good Luck
Good Luck
pinkdino- Guest
Lab 2 #3
idk why its not working just type in 'voltage on an oscilloscope' on google and click on the 5th link by wisc-online
pinkdino- Guest
lab 2
1) Voltage, Time
2)A=1 B=4 c=3 d=5 g=6 h=2
3)
4)sqrt(deltaV_high^2+deltaV_low^2)
5)
6)sqrt(deltat_L^2+deltat_R^2)
7)deltaT_N/N
2)A=1 B=4 c=3 d=5 g=6 h=2
3)
4)sqrt(deltaV_high^2+deltaV_low^2)
5)
6)sqrt(deltat_L^2+deltat_R^2)
7)deltaT_N/N
guest111- Guest
lab 2 cont
For 3 and 5 watch the lab video and pay attention to sara, it is hard to explain how to do the voltage......
guest111- Guest
Questions 3 and 5
I tried the website and i don't seem to understand it. Does anyone have the answers for 3 and 5? Much appreciated
Guest001- Guest
reading # 3 and 5
reading the graphs are pretty easy, the y axis is volts and the x axis is time, but the value for each division of the axis are changeable, in the question it tells you what each division is set at, the rest is just counting, so if the y division is set for 3 volts and the x division is set for 1 s, a rectangle 3 boxes high by 2 boxes wide would be 9 volts over 2 seconds.... i hope that helps, if not watch the video cause she explains it pretty well
JJ- Guest
Error of the Frequency
To get the error of the frequency you:
divide the T(period) error by the T(period) value. then multiply by the Frequency value. tada!
divide the T(period) error by the T(period) value. then multiply by the Frequency value. tada!
k8nl8- Guest
excel analysis
is anyone else having trouble with the period? im doing my T2-T1 value divided by 5 and it marks it as wrong? am i doin somthin wrong becuz that has to be rite
cd- Guest
Prep Quiz 3, 5
Here's my issue:
3. I've gone through the videos... and I thought I understood what she was doing when she was calculating but I'm at a complete lost. I'm having several issues -- I think my counting is off, is there anyway to explain how to retrieve the values. Also, it keeps marking my units wrong, is isnt the voltage in V and the time in s?
5. I'm not even sure how to approach this problem...
Please help!!
oh physics!!
3. I've gone through the videos... and I thought I understood what she was doing when she was calculating but I'm at a complete lost. I'm having several issues -- I think my counting is off, is there anyway to explain how to retrieve the values. Also, it keeps marking my units wrong, is isnt the voltage in V and the time in s?
5. I'm not even sure how to approach this problem...
Please help!!
oh physics!!
vdot- Guest
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