Your work on timer program has been received. Scroll down through the document to see any comments I might have inserted, and my final comment at the end.
10 Rows and 2 columns row 1 represents time while row 2 represents a interval of time
1 281.6719 281.6719
2 281.8281 .15625
3 281.9531 .125
4 282.0781 .125
5 282.2344 .15625
6 282.3906 .15625
7 282.5313 .140625
8 282.6875 .15625
9 282.8281 .140625
10 282.9688 .140625
11 283.1094 .140625
12 283.2656 .15625
13 283.4219 .15625
14 283.5781 .15625
15 283.7344 .15625
16 283.8906 .15625
17 284.0469 .15625
18 284.2031 .15625
19 284.3594 .15625
20 284.5313 .171875
21 284.6719 .140625
22 284.8438 .171875
23 285 .15625
24 285.5313 .53125
.15
I added up the first 20 intervals which came to 3 and then divided by 20 to get the average of .15
.15625, 12
.125, 2
.140625, 5
.171875, 1
As of yet I have not discovered an easier way to find the average besides adding the 20 and dividing by 20 unless you could use the interval that appears the most.
The TIMER program seems to round the time intervals into quarters. No the TIMER program is not flawed only creating easier times to compute.
That the difference from one time interval to the next are spaced almost the same.
6.625
8.359375
7.140625
10.23438
8.53125
9.015625
8.4375
6.390625
7.890625
7.03125
The time intervals were spaced further apart.
d. The TIMER program is capable of determining the time between two events accurately to within about .0001 second.
My Excel program has expired and will let me open the document but will not let me copy it. Let me know if I can email this to you when my Excel program has updated. Thank you.
As long as you can open the file and know how to manipulate it and paste it, this is not a problem.
I've taken an initial look at your work here and everything appears to good. This will be posted in readable format after the due date.