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pshichka [43]
3 years ago
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A marathon runner completes a 42.188–km course in 2 h, 36 min, and 12 s. there is an uncertainty of 23 m in the distance travele

d and an uncertainty of 3 s in the elapsed time. calculate the percent uncertainty in the distance.
Physics
1 answer:
timurjin [86]3 years ago
4 0

The percentage uncertainty in the distance is <u>0.054%</u>.

Uncertainty in a measurement measures the deviation of the measured values from the true value.

The distance d can be expressed in the form <em>d+/-Δd, </em>where <em>Δd i</em>s the absolute uncertainty in the measurement of distance.

The percentage uncertainty  is given by,

Percentage uncertainty=\frac{\Delta d}{d} *100

The uncertainty in the measurement of distance is 23 m. Express the uncertainty in km.

\Delta d =\frac{23 m}{1000 m/km} =0.023 km

Calculate the percentage uncertainty in the distance.

\frac{\Delta d}{d} *100 =\frac{0.023 km}{42.188 km} *100=0.054 %

Thus, the percentage uncertainty in the measurement of distance is <u>0.054%</u>

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