Original post by Revision0161
How do you calculate or find absolute uncertainty?
Absolute uncertainty is the uncertainty in unit form
So if you measured a length with a meter stick the absolute uncertainty is (+-) 1mm
So if I had the measured value and the percentage uncertainty I would need to multiply them together to find out the absolute uncertainty?
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