Experimentation an Introduction to Measurement the (edition 1962)

by D. C. Baird (Author)

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A supplement to all introductory physics courses which have a strong lab component. The ever-increasing use of the computer as a tool for data analysis and acquisition has not eliminated the need for a grounding, sound experimentation design, Baird continues to emphasize the fundamentals of experimentation with added consideration for the power of new technology.… (more)

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