Why must uncertainty be considered when testing whether a quantity is constant?
- constants have no uncertainty
- experimental values will never be exactly equal, so we check if differences are within uncertainty
- it isn't needed
- uncertainty makes values equal
Answer
B) experimental values will never be exactly equal, so we check if differences are within uncertainty
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