Question

If sale bill calculated as Rs.20000
instead of Rs. 2000 it is called as​

Answer 1

Absolute error is the answer

What is absolute error?

• Absolute is the word used for something we are sure about.

• When we know that the calculated value is not the same as the actual value. Then, this error is termed as an absolute error.

• Since, in the given situation, the bill was overestimated as 20,000 when the actual bill was 2000. Therefore, an absolute error has occurred.