A Laboratory Manual for Introductory Physics
by Donald E. Simanek
Publisher: Lock Haven University 1998
Number of pages: 132
Description:
These web documents contain supplementary material for laboratory work in the introductory (first year) physics course. They provide an emphasis and point of view which some laboratory manuals lack. A large part of this material commonly goes by the name 'error analysis'.
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