Physics, asked by Amrit5039, 6 months ago

Define error. Discuss the combination of errors, when the
final result is equal to sum of two obseved quantities.

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Answered by parikshit17

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The quantities Δa/a, Δb/b and Δx/x are called relative errors in the values of a, b and x respectively. ... Thus, when a result involves the product of two observed quantities, the relative error in the result is equal to the sum of the relative error in the observed quantities.Mar 3, 2020

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