Science, asked by solankikrishna701, 7 months ago

if x= ab-1 and theta a and theta b are the errors in the measurement of a and b respectively, then the maximum percentage error in the value of x will be?​

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Answered by xitzwinterbearx
0

Explanation:

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Answered by pdev61711
1

Answer:

Correct option is

C

(

a−b

Δa

+

a−b

Δb

)×100%

Maximum absolute error is Δa+Δb.

Therefore the percentage error =

(actual error /absolute error)

×100

∴ Percentage error =( a−bΔa

+

a−b

Δb

)×100%

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