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Harman [31]2 years ago

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To find the experimental value I believe we add up all the temperatures found by each trial and divide by the number of trials

When added up and divided up this is 50.7 C

Then we continue with accepted value minus experimental value over accepted

53.0 - 50.7 / 53.0 x 100

4.3% percent error

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