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how to calculate uncertainty in density of sphere? given radius (6.50+-0.20)cm and it's mass (1.85+-0.02)kg?? please help me... tq (:
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Density is\[\rho = { m \over V}\] Using Klein-McClintock uncertainty formula\[\omega = \sqrt{ \left( {\partial \rho \over \partial m} \omega(m) \right)^2 + \left( {\partial \rho \over \partial V} \omega(V) \right)^2}\] The partial derivative of density with respect to m is 1/V. The partial derivative of density with respect to V is -(m over V^2) Therefore, we have\[\omega = \sqrt{ \left ( {1 \over V} 0.02 \right)^2 + \left( { \left( m \over V^2 \right)} 0.2 \right)^2}\] Substitute the values given for volume and mass into the equation.
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