Yes, it depends on what kind of model
Answer:
1. 8.3%
Step-by-step explanation:
Relative error = absolute error/expected measurement
The expected measurement is given as 6 ft.
Now, the absolute error is usually equal to half of a unit of the measure.
This means the absolute error in this case is ½ × 1 = 0.5 ft
Thus, the exact measurement will be;
6 ± 0.5
Thus;
Relative error = 0.5/6
Relative error = 0.083
Expressing it in percentage gives 8.3%
So, we’re looking for the amount of money Tom needs to spend to get his free meal.
X + 30.25 >
X > 9.75
X is the additional amount that Tom needs to spend. You subtract 30.25 on both sides in order to solve for x.
So, your answer would be at least $19.75
X=1 Hopefully that helped
