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Nataly_w [17]
3 years ago
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5. A standardized mass was known to weigh exactly 5.0000g. It was weighed on a newly

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1 answer:
sergey [27]3 years ago
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Answer:

Absolute error = 0.001

% Error = 002 5

Explanation:

The absolute error is the the difference in the measured value and the actual value of a quantity.

Here the actual value is 5.0000 grams

The measured value is 5.001 grams

Absolute error

5.001 - 5.000\\= 0.001

Percent error

= \frac{AE}{AV}

Where AE stands for absolute error and AV stands for absolute value.

= \frac{0.001}{5.000} * 100\\

= 0.02 %

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