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                Time intervals measured with a stopwatch typically have an uncertainty of about 0.2  s , due to human reaction time at the start and stop moments.What is the percent uncertainty of a handtimed measurement of 6  s ?  What is the percent uncertainty of a handtimed measurement of 50 
s? What is the percent uncertainty of a handtimed measurement of 4
min? i forgot how to figure this out
            
        s? What is the percent uncertainty of a handtimed measurement of 4
min? i forgot how to figure this out
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                    Answered by
            R_scott
            
    the uncertainty is fixed at 0.2 s
as the timed interval becomes longer
... the fixed uncertainty becomes a smaller percent
(0.2 s / 6 s) * 100%
(0.2 s / 50 s) * 100%
[0.2 s / (4 * 60 s)] * 100%
    
as the timed interval becomes longer
... the fixed uncertainty becomes a smaller percent
(0.2 s / 6 s) * 100%
(0.2 s / 50 s) * 100%
[0.2 s / (4 * 60 s)] * 100%
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