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For questions related to methods, analysis, accuracy, presentation, or interpretation of measurements. It is not intended for abstract quantum measurement questions such as how a wave function collapses during measurement or how the Heisenberg uncertainty principle constrains quantum measurements.
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How to calculate the error in measurments of derived quantities knowing the error in basic q...
I wonder how to calculate error of a derived quantity $z$ knowing the error of all quantities that $z$ depends on say $x$ and $y$.
For example:
Suppose I want to calculate the speed of a body knowin …
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