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a pharmacist measured 70 mL of medication by difference starting with 100 mL. He noted that the graduate used contained 35 mL of

glycerin. Calculate the percentage of error incurred in the measurement.

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Troyanec [42]3 years ago

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i dont have time to do it right now but here is the percent error equation!

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