Physics, asked by treemango67, 6 months ago

A physical quantity X is related to three observables a , b , c as X=(a^(1/2) b^2)/c^2 . The errors of measurement in a,b and c are 2%, 1% and 3% respectively . what is the percentage error in the quantity X?

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12%

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