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A volume is measured experimentally as 4.15 ml. What is the percent error , given that the correct value is 4.17ml?
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A volume is measured experimentally as 4.15 ml. What is the percent error , given that the correct value is 4.17ml?

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PercentError = (4.15-4.17)/(4.17) *100
PercentError = -0.480%
PercentError = (Measured-Accepted)/(Accepted) *100
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