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A student measured the gram weight of a metal object to be 93.5g. According to the supplier the object weighs 93.9g. What is the error in the student's measurement?
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A student measured the gram weight of a

metal object to be 93.5g. According to the
supplier the object weighs 93.9g. What is the
error in the student's measurement?

User EthR
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Answer:

+0.4

Step-by-step explanation:

For all those Acellus kids XD

User Mattias Wolff
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Answer: 0.428%

Explanation: % Error = [(measured - Actual)/Actual]*100%

(93.9g - 93.5 g)/93.5g = 0.428%

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