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KIM [24]
3 years ago
9

Please, I beg you.

Mathematics
1 answer:
frozen [14]3 years ago
7 0

We know that the true value for pi is given as 3.14156.

Now, we have been given that the approximate value for pi is 3.141

We know the formula

Absolute error,  \Delta x = | \text{True value } - \text{ Approximate value} | \\
\\
\Delta x =|3.14156-3.141|\\
\\
\Delta x =0.00056

Relative error is given by

\text{Relative error }= \frac{\Delta x}{\text{true value} }\\
\\
\text{Relative error }=\frac{0.00056}{3.14156} \\
\\
[tex]\text{Relative error }=0.000178

The percentage error is given by

\text{Relative error } \times 100\\  
\\  
0.000178\times 100  
\\  
=0.0178 \%

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