The error in a physical quantity raised to the power is the power times the fractional errors in the individual quantity.
For example:
Ex : If a sphere's radius is measured as 10.00 ± 0.08 m, the calculated volume is 4188.8 m3 and the error will be
| Errors Propagation due to the Power of a Measured Quantity |
The error in a physical quantity raised to the power is the power times the fractional errors in the individual quantity. For example: Ex : If a sphere's radius is measured as 10.00 ± 0.08 m, the calculated volume is 4188.8 m3 and the error will be |
