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Both your statements are absolutely correct , no doubt. But I meant there 'a very large number of measurements reflects the mathematical probability' e. g. Tossing a coin 2 times may result in one part ( head or tail ), 100% of time only one but if you increase number from 2 to 200 we would be...

Now I am done with my doubts and I am posting what I learnt through your posts and a book half of which I recently completed : Taylor : An introduction to error analysis. That's a concept I was lagging with. I didn't know difference between Standard deviation of the mean (also know as standard...

If it is not related to true or actual value of measurement then what's use of uncertainty in reporting a measurement.

Would you like to suggest some good books or articles that deals with statistics in measurements.

Edit:- In context of infinite measurements, I meant there a large number of measurements and I know infinite times is what not possible to measure that's why I have wrote there theoretically not practically. I wanted to know that for example what does population standard deviation in population...

I have some confusion regarding Measurement Uncertainity. In some books/articles it is defined wrt true value as "Uncertainty in the average of measurements is the range in which true value is most likely to fall , when there is no bias or systematic component of error is involved in...

Is this graph(below) I have made correct according to ISO definations? ( links of definations are provided in question)

I am new to statistics and recently learned about ISO guidelines for Accuracy & Precision and Uncertainty & Error. But there are some graphs of probability distribution I found on internet which I am not able to grasp. image Source Q. In this graph(above) if...

I was actually asking that to perform a reaction what amount of energy we need to supply to reactants arrhenius activation energy Ea or gibbs free energy of activation ΔG‡ Reference: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/gibbs-free-energy-of-activation-and-activation-energy.1054511/#post-6921068

@Lord Jestocost I was actually asking that to perform a reaction what amount of energy we need to supply to reactants arrhenius activation energy Ea or gibbs free energy of activation ΔG‡

Let's consider a reaction A (reactant) -> B(product) and activated complex is denoted by C. This graph ( potential energy vs reaction coordinate ) tells us that reactant need some amount of activation energy (Ea) to convert in product, which has low potential energy which is shown here in...