- R1 47 4 7ohm R2 100 5ohm 3 You Now Want To Connect The Resistors In Problem 2 In Parallel You Know That The Equa 1 (66.91 KiB) Viewed 42 times
R1=47 ± 4.7ohm R2=100 ± 5ohm 3) You now want to connect the resistors in problem 2 in parallel. You know that the equa
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R1=47 ± 4.7ohm R2=100 ± 5ohm 3) You now want to connect the resistors in problem 2 in parallel. You know that the equa
R1=47 ± 4.7ohm R2=100 ± 5ohm 3) You now want to connect the resistors in problem 2 in parallel. You know that the equation for parallel resistors is: Req1=R11+R21. a) (2 pts) What is the equivalent resistance? Req= (numerical value) (units) b) (5 pts) Using the computational method for error propagation, find the uncertainty in Req. Write the detailed derivation below. c) (3 pts) How would you report Req as a measurement interval" Req =± (value) (units) d) (5 pts) Using the derivative method for error propagation, find the uncertainty in Req. . Write the detailed derivation below. e) (3 pts) How would you report Req as a measurement interval? Req= (value) (units)
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