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if f is equals to x cube then relative error in f would be how many times the relative error in X​

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Answered by itsmohit10gmailcom
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Three times..

In relative error in f becomes the power of variable times of x..
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Answered by Hansika4871
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Given,

f=x^{3}

To find,

The relative error in f.

Solution,

We already know that

f=x^{3}

  • The relative error is the ratio of the measurement's absolute error to the actual measurement.
  • We can calculate the magnitude of the absolute error in terms of the measurement's true size using this method.
  • If the object's true measurement is unknown, the relative error can be calculated using the measured value.
  • The relative error indicates how accurate the measurement is in comparison to the size of the object being measured.

The relative error of

f=\frac{Δf}{f}

And, the relative error of

x=\frac{Δx}{x}

Therefore,

The relative error in f=3×[relative error in x]

Hence, the relative error in f would be 3 times the relative error in x.

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