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A scale says that it's readings are accurate to within 1%, meaning that when an object
is weighed using that scale, the reading will have an error of at most 1%.
Gillian puts a math textbook on a scale, and the scale reads 1,999.8 grams. What is
the difference between the maximum and minimum possible values for the textbook's
actual weight?
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well, 1% of 1999.8=19.998, so it would be + - 1,999.99
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