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Homework Statement
So I am calculating the error for something and I am getting really weird values.
So I know that the value for the Inductor is 24.97 +- 0.005 mH and that for the capacitor is 105.7+-0.0005 nf.
So I am finding the value for the resonant frequency
Homework Equations
f_0 = 1/(2*pi*sqrt(LC))
The Attempt at a Solution
So for the f_0 I get 3097 Hz which is very close to my experimental observations. But for the error I get:
error in LC = (2.64e-9) * sqrt((0.005/24.97)^2+(0.0005/105.7)^2) = 5.29e-13
error in LC^-.5: (19464.95)*0.5*2.64e-8/5.29e-13 = 37994
final error: 37994 * 1/(2*pi) = 6039.
Now this final value is too high, what am I doing wrong? Thanks
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