The learner will find the relative error of measurement numbers rounded to the correct number of significant digits.
The greatest possible error for 2500 kilometers is 50 kilometers.
Since the accuracy of 2500 kilometers is 2, the relative error should have an accuracy of 2.
Relative error = ×100%
0.0002 ×100%=2.0%
The greatest possible error for 2500 kilometers is 50 kilometers.
Since the accuracy of 2500 kilometers is 2, the relative error should have an accuracy of 2.
Relative error = ×100%
0.0002 ×100%=2.0%
The greatest possible error for 12 pounds is 0.5 pounds.
Since the accuracy of 12 pounds is 2, the relative error should have an accuracy of 2.
Relative error = ×100%
0.042 ×100%=4.2%
The greatest possible error for 12 pounds is 0.5 pounds.
Since the accuracy of 12 pounds is 2, the relative error should have an accuracy of 2.
Relative error = ×100%
0.042 ×100%=4.2%
The greatest possible error for 125 feet is 0.5 feet.
Since the accuracy of 125 feet is 3, the relative error should have an accuracy of 3.
Relative error = ×100%
0.004 ×100% =0.400%
The greatest possible error for 125 feet is 0.5 feet.
Since the accuracy of 125 feet is 3, the relative error should have an accuracy of 3.
Relative error = ×100%
0.004 ×100% =0.400%
The greatest possible error for 33.2 kilograms is 0.05 kilograms.
Since the accuracy of 33.2 kilograms is 3, the relative error should have an accuracy of 3.
Relative error = ×100%
0.015 ×100%=0.150%
The greatest possible error for 33.2 kilograms is 0.05 kilograms.
Since the accuracy of 33.2 kilograms is 3, the relative error should have an accuracy of 3.
Relative error = ×100%
0.015 ×100%=0.150%
The greatest possible error for 3000 miles is 500 miles.
Since the accuracy of 3000 miles is 1, the relative error should have an accuracy of 1.
Relative error = ×100%
2×100%=20%
The greatest possible error for 3000 miles is 500 miles.
Since the accuracy of 3000 miles is 1, the relative error should have an accuracy of 1.
Relative error = ×100%
2×100%=20%
The greatest possible error for 3 inches is 0.5 inches.
Since the accuracy of 3 inches is 1, the relative error should have an accuracy of 1.
Relative error = ×100%
0.02 ×100%=0.2%
The greatest possible error for 3 inches is 0.5 inches.
Since the accuracy of 3 inches is 1, the relative error should have an accuracy of 1.
Relative error = ×100%
0.02 ×100%=0.2%
The greatest possible error for 40.2 feet is 0.05 feet.
Since the accuracy of 40.2 feet is 3, the relative error should have an accuracy of 3.
Relative error = ×100%
0.0124 ×100% = 0.124%
The greatest possible error for 40.2 feet is 0.05 feet.
Since the accuracy of 40.2 feet is 3, the relative error should have an accuracy of 3.
Relative error = ×100%
0.0124 ×100% = 0.124%
The greatest possible error for 410 centimeters is 5 centimeters.
Since the accuracy of 410 centimeters is 2, the relative error should have an accuracy of 2.
Relative error = ×100%
0.012 ×100%=1.2%
The greatest possible error for 410 centimeters is 5 centimeters.
Since the accuracy of 410 centimeters is 2, the relative error should have an accuracy of 2.
Relative error = ×100%
0.012 ×100%=1.2%
The greatest possible error for 0.036 seconds is 0.0005 seconds.
Since the accuracy of 0.036 seconds is 2, the relative error should have an accuracy of 2.
Relative error = ×100%
14 ×100%=1.4%
The greatest possible error for 0.036 seconds is 0.0005 seconds.
Since the accuracy of 0.036 seconds is 2, the relative error should have an accuracy of 2.
Relative error = ×100%
14 ×100%=1.4%
The greatest possible error for 130 meters is 5 meters.
Since the accuracy of 130 meters is 2, the relative error should have an accuracy of 2.
Relative error = ×100%
0.0038 ×100%=3.8%
The greatest possible error for 130 meters is 5 meters.
Since the accuracy of 130 meters is 2, the relative error should have an accuracy of 2.
Relative error = ×100%
0.0038 ×100%=3.8%
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