A linear approximation to the error in volume can be written as
... ∆V = (∂V/∂d)·∆d + (∂V/∂h)·∆h
For V=(π/4)·d²·h, this is
... ∆V = 2·(π/4)·d·h·∆d + (π/4)·d²·∆h
Using ∆d = 0.05d and ∆h = 0.05h, this becomes
... ∆V = (π/4)·d²·h·(2·0.05 + 0.05) = 0.15·V
The nominal volume is
... V = (π/4)·d²·h = (π/4)·(2.2 m)²·(6.8 m) = 25.849 m³
Then the maximum error in volume is
... 0.15V = 0.15·25.849 m³ ≈ 3.877 m³
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Essentially, the error percentage is multiplied by the exponent of the associated variable. Then these products are added to get the maximum error percentage.
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Answer:
(1/3) x = (5/6)
Discussion:
I think you are asking for this equation:
(1/3) x = (5/6) => multiply both sides by 3
(1/3) 3 x = (5/6) 3 => as (1/3) *3 = 1
x = 5*3/6
x= 15/6
x = 5/2 = 2.5
Thank you,
MrB
Answer:
2 (B)
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I’m pretty sure it’s w^25
Answer:
yes
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