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1. A science experiment calls for 150 mL of water, but Simon measures out 147 mL. What is the absolute error?​
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1. A science experiment calls for 150 mL of water, but Simon measures out 147 mL. What is the absolute error?​

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Answer:

Explanation:

150-147=3ml

he didn't add the remain of 147ml which was 3ml.

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