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Can someone please help me understand how to get this answer? During calibration

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Question

Can someone please help me understand how to get this answer?

During calibration, the following values are determined for a sensor: Zero order uncertainty = 0.30 mm Repeatability error = 0.33 mm The measurements taken during the experiment show an uncertainty of: Experiment uncertainty = 0.52 mm What is the overall uncertainty of the experimental result? [Assume 30 measurements were taken both in the calibration, and in the experiment. Review your experiment 1 calculations for a hint. Use a 68% uncertainty level to express your answer to this question. Assume all given uncertainties are at the 68% level] What is the overall instrument uncertainty? 0.2100 0.32

Explanation / Answer

Zero order uncertainty is 0.30

Repeatedly error is 0.33

Experiment uncertainty is 0.52

Here we need to use only 68% uncertainty level so

68%of 0.52 = 0.35

If we take average of all which will be equals to

(0.35+0.30+0.33)/3

=O.32 margin error of +/- 0.01