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An actual measurement of a sample is 3.5 m. The measured value is 2.5 m. What is the percent error in the measurement? a 27 percent b 29 percent C 10 percent d 40 percent
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An actual measurement of a sample is 3.5 m. The measured

value is 2.5 m. What is the percent error in the measurement?
a 27 percent
b 29 percent
C 10 percent
d 40 percent

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B. 29 percent

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Answer: b 29 percent

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