Propagation of Error addition
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Consider two measurement – A with error ΔA and B with error ΔB that are to be added.
Let C be the resulting measurement with error ΔC
C = A + B
ΔC = ±(ΔA + ΔB)
Note − Error are always added, they are never cancelled.
Example 1
Distance between A to B is measured as 112 ± 2 and the distance between B to C is measured as 150 ± 5
Then distance between A and C is given by −
(112 ± 2) + (150 ± 5) = 262 ± 7
Example 2
Distance between A to C is measured as 272 ± 5 and the distance between A to B is measured as 112 ± 2
Then distance between B and C is given by −
(272 ± 5) - (112 ± 2) = 163 ± 7
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