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A scale has a percent error of 7% the scale reads the mass of a book as 450 g. which statement described what the actual mass of the book could be A. the actual mass of the book is between 315 g. and 585
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A scale has a percent error of 7% the scale reads the mass of a book as 450 g.
which statement described what the actual mass of the book could be
A. the actual mass of the book is between 315 g. and 585 g.
B the actual mass of the book is between 419 g and 482 g.
C. the actual mass of the book is between 443 g and 457 g.
D. the actual mass of the book is between 447 g and 453 g.
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B, is the correct answer.
7% of 450 is 31.5
We add 31.5 to 450 to find out highest possible error, and subtract 31.5 from 450 to find out lowest possible error.
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