Set up a spreadsheet to reproduce Figure 4-15. Add error bars: Follow the procedure on pages 87-88. Usesyfor the + and - error.

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A spreadsheet similar to Figure 4-15is set up in step 2.

A graph plotted on the spreadsheet by the use of x and y values is shown in step 3.

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01

Error bar to agraph

Error bars on the graphs helps to judge the quality of data and the fit of a curve to the data.

02

Generation of Spreadsheet

Given data:

Use the data from Figure 4-15

Use the procedure from pages 87-88to add error bars.

Use syfor the + and - error

A spreadsheet similar to Figure 4-15 is as shown below.


The above spreadsheet gives the slope, the intercept and its uncertainties, and also the standard uncertainty and standard deviation ofysy

03

Plot the graph

Now, let us plot a graph on the spreadsheet by the use of the x and y values.

The error bars on the points of the graph are drawn with the help of the procedure given in pages 87-88.

The obtained graph with the addition of error bars is shown in Figure 2.

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