Science, asked by zubair0937, 11 months ago

what is the formula of relative error

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Answered by Anonymous
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The formula is: REaccuracy = (Absolute error / “True” value) * 100%


zubair0937: is relative error formula different in addition of errors
Answered by nitinkumar9lm
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Answer:

\frac{(Measured \hspace{1mm}  value -Real \hspace{1mm} value)}{Real \hspace{1mm}  value}  is the formula of relative error.

Explanation:

  • The slight change in the approximate value and the exact value is called the relative error.
  • Due to the error in the measurement or computing machine precision, we get a relative error.

The difference between the measured value and real value divided by the real value gives the relative error.

The formula of the relative error is given as:

R.E=\frac{(M.V-R.V)}{R.V}

where R.E is the relative error

           M.V is the measured value.

           R.V is the real value.

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