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density of a sample of tin is 8 g/'ll when the actual density was 7.28 g/ml. what was the percentage error
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density of a sample of tin is 8 g/'ll when the actual density was 7.28 g/ml. what was the percentage error
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9.9%
|Approximate Value − Exact Value| divided by
|Exact Value| X 100
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