3. The base of the pyramid is a square of sides and the height of the pyramid is h. Use the differential (i.e. linear approximation) to estimate the relative error |AV|/V of the volume of the pyramid V = V(h, s) = when s is measured with 1 % relative accuracy and h (harder to measure!) with 3 % relative accuracy,

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3. The base of the pyramid is a square of sides and the height of the pyramid is h. Use the
differential (i.e. linear approximation) to estimate the relative error [AVI/V of the volume of
the pyramid
1
V = V(h,s) = hs²
when s is measured with 1 % relative accuracy and h (harder to measure!) with 3% relative
accuracy.
Hint: To begin with, the general formula to be used in this exercise is
A f(x, y)| Sfe|· |AT| + |fy|-|Ay.
The notation denotes an approximate inequality whose (relative) accuracy improves when
Ax|, |Ay| → 0, but is not necessary valid, because the estimate only includes the linear part
of the change, i.e. the differential without error terms. There would be equality only in the
form
Af = f (x + Ax, y + Ay) — f(x,y) = faAr+ fyAy+ error term,
|Aƒ| ≤ |fz| · |Ax| + |fy| · Ay| + |error term.
from which follows
Transcribed Image Text:3. The base of the pyramid is a square of sides and the height of the pyramid is h. Use the differential (i.e. linear approximation) to estimate the relative error [AVI/V of the volume of the pyramid 1 V = V(h,s) = hs² when s is measured with 1 % relative accuracy and h (harder to measure!) with 3% relative accuracy. Hint: To begin with, the general formula to be used in this exercise is A f(x, y)| Sfe|· |AT| + |fy|-|Ay. The notation denotes an approximate inequality whose (relative) accuracy improves when Ax|, |Ay| → 0, but is not necessary valid, because the estimate only includes the linear part of the change, i.e. the differential without error terms. There would be equality only in the form Af = f (x + Ax, y + Ay) — f(x,y) = faAr+ fyAy+ error term, |Aƒ| ≤ |fz| · |Ax| + |fy| · Ay| + |error term. from which follows
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