Q1:The volume of a liquid is calculated by allowing the liquid to flow into a cylindrical tank (stood on its flat end) and measuring the height of the liquid surface before and after the liquid is given by: V= n (h, - h,) 2. (d/2)? ,lf h, = 2m, h,= 3m and d = 2m with error 1% for each , what is the uncertainty of * ? volume

Q1:The volume of a liquid is calculated by allowing the liquid to flow into a cylindrical tank (stood on its flat end) and measuring the height of the liquid surface before and after the liquid is given by: V= n (h, - h,) 2. (d/2)? ,lf h, = 2m, h,= 3m and d = 2m with error 1% for each , what is the uncertainty of * ? volume

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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