timer program

Phy121-4

Your 'timer program' report has been received. Scroll down through the document to see any comments I might have inserted, and my final comment at the end.

** Your General Comment **

** Describe what you see on your first 10 clicks **

1 27.828 27.828

2 28.328 .5

3 29.09302 .7650146

4 29.672 .5789795

5 30.26501 .5930176

6 30.98401 .7189941

7 31.60901 .625

8 32.25 .6409912

9 32.78101 .5310059

10 33.35901 .5780029

It appears to be the time between clicks but I'm not sure.

** Your TIMER data from 20 fast clicks **

1 0.281 .125

2 0.39 .1089478

3 0.515 .125

4 0.64 .125

5 0.765 .125

6 0.875 .1100464

7 1 .125

8 1.125 .125

9 1.25 .125

10 1.39 .1399536

11 1.515 .125

12 1.64 .125

13 1.75 .1100464

14 1.875 .125

15 2 .125

16 2.125 .125

17 2.265 .1399536

18 2.39 .125

19 2.515 .125

20 2.656 .1410522

** Your average time interval for 20 time intervals **

.1186 = Average time interval

I added all the time intervals together and divided them by 20 events

** Your frequency distribution for the 20 time intervals (interval, number of times it was observed) **

time interval frequency

0.1089478 1

0.1100464 2

0.125 14

0.1399536 2

0.1410522 1

** Your general comment to this point **

** Why did you observe only certain time intervals? **

I believe that I should have some consistency to my timing since I play guitar rhythm is very important in tiing.

** What did you see when you looked at the differences between time successive time intervals? **

I believe that it is showing the difference in intervals.

The second one subtracting the first and so on

** Your time intervals for 7 complete breaths: **

1.281006

4.468018

8.139893

11.23389

15.07788

18.45288

22.70288

26.03101

30.03101

33.2959

These are clock times, not time intervals.

** Your general comment to this point: **

** Why did you rarely, if ever, observe that same time interval twice? **

Because the body is a timed organism and works to a rhythm.

** Do you think this program is accurate to .1 or .01 ... **

d. The TIMER program is capable of determining the time between two events accurately to within about .0001 second.

** Copy of a few lines of your spreadsheet from the TIMER program. **

Timmer

event number clock time time interval

1 1.968018 1.968018

2 4.593018 2.625

3 7.656006 3.062988

4 10.59302 2.937012

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30 mins

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