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If x=9.6 , y=3.60 and z=5 , find the percentage error in the calculation of x+y/2 giving your answer to three significant figures.

If x=9.6 , y=3.60 and z=5 , find the percentage error in the calculation of x+y/2 giving your answer to three significant figures.
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If x=9.6 , y=3.60 and z=5 , find the percentage error in the calculation of

x+y/2 giving your answer to three significant figures.

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formula for percentage error is (actual value /absolute error)

X+y/2

9.6+3.60/2 = 11.4,,

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