Lecture

Significant Figures, Error Estimation, Notation

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of significant figures to quantify measurement uncertainty, rules for working with significant figures, the notation for derivatives in single and multi-variable functions, and error estimation using standard deviation and standard error.

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