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How do you find the uncertainty of the specific heat? Cw= (2000 ± 200) (200±1)/(0.600 ±...
How do you find the uncertainty of the specific heat? Cw= (2000 ± 200) (200±1)/(0.600 ± 0.02) (90 ± 1) = 4473 J/kgK
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