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Hypothesis: Linear Relationship Between F and X: 6.00x - Understanding Experimental Data

The document discusses experimental data and errors. It introduces the concept of a linear relationship between variables F and x. It also discusses that observations equal predictions plus or minus error, and that the accumulation of many small random errors can be modeled by a normal distribution, with the Gaussian model used for observed errors.

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26 views3 pages

Hypothesis: Linear Relationship Between F and X: 6.00x - Understanding Experimental Data

The document discusses experimental data and errors. It introduces the concept of a linear relationship between variables F and x. It also discusses that observations equal predictions plus or minus error, and that the accumulation of many small random errors can be modeled by a normal distribution, with the Gaussian model used for observed errors.

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Hypothesis: linear relationship between F and x

6.00x -- Understanding Experimental Data

observationi = predictioni error

6.00x -- Understanding Experimental Data

Accumulation of many small random errors

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6.00x -- Understanding Experimental Data

Accumulation of many small random errors

6.00x -- Understanding Experimental Data

The Normal distribution

6.00x -- Understanding Experimental Data

Gaussian model for observed errors


So when observation errors are due to the accumulation of many small random perturbations:

6.00x -- Understanding Experimental Data

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