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Please help, stuck -- Standard error in speed of sound wave....
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[QUOTE="Erenjaeger, post: 5456105, member: 592203"] [URL]https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xfa1/v/t34.0-12/13100972_1004336679646107_71786442_n.png?oh=c0e0ad9cf30125d301d2069c6402b621&oe=57222F24&__gda__=1461854936_dad2ac5d3bd3a844b9428cd47c7dc733[/URL] Not sure if this counts as "advanced physics homework" but can someone please help me here. I keep getting 591.1489m/s for the error in speed of sound, but the actual value of speed of sound is v=346.0425 and you obviously can't have an error larger than your actual value. (let me know if the link isn't working too) [/QUOTE]
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