Convert each degree measure into radians:

$($a$)67$

$($b$)122$

$($c$)231$

$($d$)344$

$($e$)426$

During a lab experiment, a technician reported the following readings on $12$ measurements for a speed

of an object:

a$)$ Find the absolute error in each individual reading on the reported velocity value of the object

speed.

b$)$ Find out the mean absolute error of the reported velocity values.

c$)$ Find out the relative error for the reported velocity values.

If Mary and Samuel were working separately and they split the reported readings of the object speed

measurements listed in previous Problem $(2).$ Mary dealt with the odd readings only while Samuel dealt

with even ones only,

a$)$ Find the mean value of the readings taken by each.

b$)$ Find the percentage error on the readings taken by each.

Six different students measured the mass of a moving object; the following set of values is reported

$($a$)$ Find out the order of magnitude of the best estimate for the mass of the moving object.

$($b$)$ Find out the range of values that the mass of this moving object is most likely to be within.

The number of students that took MEEG $381$ course in the last five years is as follows:

a$)$ Find out the mean number of students that took the MEEG $381$ course.

b$)$ Give an estimate for the number of students that are currently taking this course.