A Calculated Value Is Generally Considered to Be Accurate Enough

question 4

Multiple Choice

A calculated value is generally considered to be accurate enough when it is within

• A) 20% of the measured value.
• B) 15% of the measured value.
• C) 10% of the actual value.
• D) 5% of the actual value.

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