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ASHA 777 [7]
3 years ago
10

Hi everybody.Who could help with my gw please:))But when u would write the answets please write thev

Mathematics
1 answer:
podryga [215]3 years ago
3 0
% error = {|Approximate Value - Exact Value| ÷ |Exact Value|} * 100%

The difference of the Approximate and the Exact Value is an absolute value. Therefore, the negative sign of the difference is disregarded.

1) Estimate = 250 g ; Actual = 240 g
(250 - 240)/240 * 100% = 10/240 * 100% = 4.17%

2) Estimate = 97.5°C ; Actual = 100°C
(97.5 - 100)/100 * 100% = |-2.5|/100 * 100/% = 2.5%

3) Estimate = 10.4 ml ; Actual = 9.7 ml
(10.4 - 9.7)/9.7 * 100% = 0.7/9.7 * 100% = 7.22%

4) Estimate = 0.156 cal/g°C ; Actual = 0.185 cal/g°C
(0.156-0.185)/0.185 * 100% = |-0.029|/0.185 * 100% = 15.68%

5) Estimate = 62.5 g ; Actual = 65.2 g
(62.50 - 65.20)/65.20 * 100% = |-2.7|/65.20 * 100% = 4.14%
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