Graduated cylinder & beaker; both are used for science activities while a measuring cup is mostly used for baking.
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1. The magnetic flux line form a closed loop.
2. The magnetic flux line repel each other.
3. The magnetic flux line never intersect.
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Explanation:
1) Resolution and uncertainty of both ADC ranges
a) Resolution (for +/- 5 mV range) = 5 mV / 2n where n = number of bits of ADC
Resolution = 5 mV / 28 = 5 mV / 256 = 0.0195 mV ..................1
uncertainty (for +/- 5 mV range) = +/- 0.5*resolution = +/- 0.5*0.0195 mV = 0.00975 mV ..........2
b) Resolution (for +/- 5 V range) = 5 V / 2n where n = number of bits of ADC
Resolution = 5 mV / 28 = 5 V / 256 = 0.0195 V = 19.5 mV ..................3
uncertainty (for +/- 5 mV range) = +/- 0.5*resolution = +/- 0.5*19.5 mV = 9.75 mV ..........4
2)Thermocouple sensitivity = ( Maximum output voltage - Minimum Output voltage) / (Maximum Temperature - Minimum Temperature)
Thermocouple sensitivity = (3.649mv - 0 ) / (70 - 0) = 0.0521 mV / Deg.C ............5
This is the required Thermocouple sensitivity
3) Water bath temperature is given as 57 deg.C
Hence voltage read by Thermocouple = Sensitivity*57 = 0.0521*57 mV = 2.9697 mV ........6
4)We need to use ADC with a range of +/- 5 mV range as ADC with +/- 5 V range can not do measurement as it's resolution is higher than output voltage.
ADC will measure voltage as 2.9695 mV ......................7
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