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Reduction of the standard error in a magnetometry experiment
Do they give a starting value? The random error is just the statistical noise, meaning if you took a measurement you would get (value) ± 1 pT. They seem to be asking how long it will take for the stat …
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Confusion about how to use the Free-Body Diagram
Your issue is in the W and Fc triangle. You are right in that you can move the vectors around and keep the directions, but you incorrectly assumed the lengths. The W Fc triangle doesn't necessarily ha …