Labprep - Q8
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Labprep - Q8
need help with question 8, not sure where to even begin....i can help with the rest of the lab
pinkdino- Guest
Q8
since E= deltaV/deltax ...its in errors and uncertainty.
DeltaE=
sqrt((DdeltaV/deltaV)^2 + (Ddeltax/deltax)^2)*E
DeltaE=
sqrt((DdeltaV/deltaV)^2 + (Ddeltax/deltax)^2)*E
yep yep- Guest
question 4
Question 4: (3 points)
Can someone help with question 4 below?
Lab 1 Electric Field and Potential - Voltages:
The sketch below shows the elements for the measurements of the equipotential lines in the "parallel plates" arrangement.. Select all correct statements.
The voltage between points 1 and 2 is "zero" (not more than a couple of mV)
The voltage difference between positions 1 and 3 is equal to the voltage difference between positions 1 and 4
The voltage difference between positions 1 and 2 is equal to the voltage difference between positions 3 and 4
The voltage between points 1 and 3 is less than 1/10 of the voltage between the two plates
With the dry cell -(+) terminal connected to the low (high) voltage plate the potential increases as you move from position 3 to position 1
The voltage between points 1 and 3 is less than the voltage between points 1 and 2
Can someone help with question 4 below?
Lab 1 Electric Field and Potential - Voltages:
The sketch below shows the elements for the measurements of the equipotential lines in the "parallel plates" arrangement.. Select all correct statements.
The voltage between points 1 and 2 is "zero" (not more than a couple of mV)
The voltage difference between positions 1 and 3 is equal to the voltage difference between positions 1 and 4
The voltage difference between positions 1 and 2 is equal to the voltage difference between positions 3 and 4
The voltage between points 1 and 3 is less than 1/10 of the voltage between the two plates
With the dry cell -(+) terminal connected to the low (high) voltage plate the potential increases as you move from position 3 to position 1
The voltage between points 1 and 3 is less than the voltage between points 1 and 2
sjames- Guest
question 4 and 7
I cant figure out 4 or 7 can someone help?
Question 7: (7 points)
Lab 1 Electric Field and Potential - Error of Voltage Difference :
Give the expression for the absolute error of the voltage difference in terms of the absolute errors of the two voltages. (Use equation (6) of "Error and Uncertainty").
(Use deltaV_1 and deltaV_2 for. )
Question 7: (7 points)
Lab 1 Electric Field and Potential - Error of Voltage Difference :
Give the expression for the absolute error of the voltage difference in terms of the absolute errors of the two voltages. (Use equation (6) of "Error and Uncertainty").
(Use deltaV_1 and deltaV_2 for. )
sck105- Guest
Re: Labprep - Q8
I already finished my quiz and forgot what I put and now that we don't log into mapleta i cant go back and check my answers but for #4 I believe there were three different answers... the last one was definitely right, and then i think the first about it being zero. and then..maybe the second to last one? I'm not sure but just go with the first two i said and then maybe guess and check.
And for #7, again I'm not certain because I can't look it up on mapleTA but i think it was something like this:
sqrt((delta_V1)^2+(delta_V2)^2)
And for #7, again I'm not certain because I can't look it up on mapleTA but i think it was something like this:
sqrt((delta_V1)^2+(delta_V2)^2)
Kathleen- Posts: 42
Join date: 2008-12-19
Re: Labprep - Q8
wat r the formulas for #6 and #7
I am really having a hard time with both of them
I am really having a hard time with both of them
sue- Guest
question4?
has anyone found the correct combo for number 4? i cant manage to get it right
guestt11- Guest
to see your maple TA details
you can find you details look under tools and click maple TA u can find it there
guess- Guest
MapleTA not working!?
Is your MapleTA all screwy when you get to the middle (around question 4/5/6) and then stops working?
It wasn't like this a few hours ago
(Sunday 2/1 ~ 9:15 PM)
It wasn't like this a few hours ago
(Sunday 2/1 ~ 9:15 PM)
Shrubbs- Posts: 3
Join date: 2008-10-31
4
thanks kathleen for the hint
answer to 4 is
The voltage between points 1 and 2 is "zero" (not more than a couple of mV)
The voltage difference between positions 1 and 3 is equal to the voltage difference between positions 1 and 4
The voltage difference between positions 1 and 2 is equal to the voltage difference between positions 3 and 4
those 3 only
answer to 4 is
The voltage between points 1 and 2 is "zero" (not more than a couple of mV)
The voltage difference between positions 1 and 3 is equal to the voltage difference between positions 1 and 4
The voltage difference between positions 1 and 2 is equal to the voltage difference between positions 3 and 4
those 3 only
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