A-Level Physics: When measuring multiple instances, the uncertainty is divided by the number of instances, for example, measuring 10 pendulum swings and dividing the uncertainty by 10.

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When measuring multiple instances, the uncertainty is divided by the number of instances, for example, measuring 10 pendulum swings and dividing the uncertainty by 10.

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Uncertainty in Multiple Measurements

A-Level Physics

When measuring multiple instances, the uncertainty is divided by the number of instances, for example, measuring 10 pendulum swings and dividing the uncertainty by 10.

Uncertainty in Multiple Measurements

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