Assume that X, Y , and Z are independent measurements with X = 25 1, Y = 5.0 0.3, and Z
Chapter 3, Problem 1(choose chapter or problem)
Assume thal \(X, Y, \text { and } Z\) are independent measurements with \(X=25 \pm 1, Y=5.0 \pm 0.3\), and \(Z=35 \pm 0.2\). Find the uncertainties in each of the following quantities:
a. \(X Y+Z\)
b. \(Z /(X+Y)\)
c. \(\sqrt{X(\ln Y+z)}\)
d. \(X e^{z^{2}-2 r}\)
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X, Y, and Z
X=25 \pm 1, Y=5.0 \pm 0.3
Z=35 \pm 0.2
XY + Z
Z/(X + Y)
\sqrt X(\ln Y+z)
Xez2-2r
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