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Ivanshal [37]
3 years ago
11

Al considerar 51 m la distancia entre dos puntos situados realmente a 52.06 m cual es el error absoluto y relativo.

Physics
1 answer:
Tamiku [17]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Absolute error = 1.06 m

Relative error = 0.02

Explanation:

When considering 51 m the distance between two points actually located at 52.06 m which is the absolute and relative error.

Given that the actual distance between the two points is 52.06 m

Considered distance = 51 m

Error = Actual value - Measured value

=52.06m - 51m

=1.06m

The value is already positive, so the absolute error is also 1.06m.

Relative error =( error)/(actual value)

=1.06/52.06=0.02

Hence the relative error is 0.02.

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