Theory of Intelligence
9TH•Physics•Physical Quantities And Measurements•Errors in Measurements

1.9 Errors in Measurements

Human errors, systematic errors, and random errors in experimental measurements.

1.9 Errors in Measurements

Measurements using tools and instruments are never perfect. They inherit some errors and differ from their true values. The best we can do is to ensure that the errors are as small as reasonably possible. A scientific measurement should indicate the estimated error in the measured values.

Usually, there are three types of experimental errors affecting measurements:

  1. Human errors
  2. Systematic errors
  3. Random errors

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