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    The document contains two tables measuring the length of a pen using both metric and English rulers. Table 1 measures the pen five times in centimeters using a metric ruler, finding an average length of 14.75 cm. Table 2 measures the pen five times in inches using an English ruler, finding an average length of 5.81 inches. It then calculates an experimental conversion factor between centimeters and inches of 2.54 cm/in, which agrees with the theoretical conversion factor.

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    The document contains two tables measuring the length of a pen using both metric and English rulers. Table 1 measures the pen five times in centimeters using a metric ruler, finding an average length of 14.75 cm. Table 2 measures the pen five times in inches using an English ruler, finding an average length of 5.81 inches. It then calculates an experimental conversion factor between centimeters and inches of 2.54 cm/in, which agrees with the theoretical conversion factor.

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    Lab 2 Part 2 Assignment JSilvestre186248

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    The document contains two tables measuring the length of a pen using both metric and English rulers. Table 1 measures the pen five times in centimeters using a metric ruler, finding an average length of 14.75 cm. Table 2 measures the pen five times in inches using an English ruler, finding an average length of 5.81 inches. It then calculates an experimental conversion factor between centimeters and inches of 2.54 cm/in, which agrees with the theoretical conversion factor.

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    Table 1: Measurement of Pen using Metric Ruler (cm)

    i Left End (A) ±δA Right End (B) ±δB B-A (Li) ±δLi
    1 2.00 0.05 16.75 0.05 14.75 0.10
    2 1.00 0.05 15.75 0.05 14.75 0.10
    3 3.00 0.05 17.75 0.05 14.75 0.10
    4 14.00 0.05 28.75 0.05 14.75 0.10
    5 20.00 0.05 34.75 0.05 14.75 0.10
    Avg(Lavg) 14.75
    STDEV.S (Ti:Sx) 0.0000
    STDEV.P 0.0000
    (L) cm ±δL
    14.75 0.00

    Table 2: Measurement of Pen Using English Ruler (in)


    i Left End (A) ±δA Right End (B) ±δB B-A (Li) ±δLi
    1 1.00 0.06 6.81 0.06 5.81 0.12
    2 2.00 0.06 7.81 0.06 5.81 0.12
    3 3.00 0.06 8.81 0.06 5.81 0.12
    4 8.00 0.06 13.81 0.06 5.81 0.12
    5 10.00 0.06 15.81 0.06 5.81 0.12
    Avg(Lavg) 5.81
    STDEV.S (Ti:Sx) 0.0000
    STDEV.P 0.0000
    (L) cm ±δL
    5.81 0.00
    Experimental Conversion Factor (cm/in) Theoretical Conversion Factor
    2.54 0.00 2.54 0.00

    In agreement

    2.53 2.54 2.55


    Li - Lave (Li-Lave)^2
    0.00 0.0000
    0.00 0.0000
    0.00 0.0000
    0.00 0.0000
    0.00 0.0000
    Sum(Li-Lavg)^2 0.0000
    Sx (Ti: Sx) 0.0000
    SEM 0.0000

    Li - Lave (Li-Lave)^2
    0.00 0.0000
    0.00 0.0000
    0.00 0.0000
    0.00 0.0000
    0.00 0.0000
    Sum(Li-Lavg)^2 0.0000
    Sx (Ti: Sx) 0.0000
    SEM 0.0000

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