Physics, asked by Nylucy, 10 months ago

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Answered by ANSH7761
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 \huge \texttt \blue {ERROR\: LIMIT\:}

  • Limiting Error δA = (Aa – As).

  • The measured value may be greater than true value As or less than As.

  • Thus δA will be either positive or negative. This is why Limiting Error is specified as ± δA.

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