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Posted by Rebu Do 3 years, 4 months ago
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Priyanshi Sharma 3 years, 4 months ago
if we have to find density, then the formula for density is mass per unit volume. d = m/v
The equation will be -
DELTA d/d = DELTA m/m + DELTA v/v
Here, DELTA d represents the error in density and d represents the actual value of density. Similarly, DELTA m means error in mass whereas m means actual mass and DELTA v means error in volume and v means actual volume.
In these questions, 4 values are often given which are of mass and volumes including their errors.
These values are written in the form of x + or - delta x where delta x is the error and x is the actual value.
So, we can find the actual value of density by putting the actual valued of mass and volume given in the question in the formula density(d) = mass(m)/ volume (v).
These is applicable to division and multiplication both.
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Priyanshi Sharma 3 years, 4 months ago
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