3. Compute the absolute error in approximationsof p by p*, where p = t, p* = 22/7 Select one:a. 1.264b. 0.001264c. 0.1264d. 0.01264CLEAR MY CHOICE

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Exact value of p = π = 3.141592653 Given approximated value is P* = 22/7 = 3.14285714

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3. Compute the absolute error in approximations of p by p*, where p = t, p* = 22/7 Select one: a. 1.264

3. Compute the absolute error in approximations of p by p, where p = t, p = 22/7 Select one: a. 1.264

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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