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(50 pts.) We are building an aircraft window using a piece of round glass. The glass density is 5000 kg/m³, which is a constant. We measured the radius and thickness using the same instrument. The radius measures r = 0.1m, and the fractional error is e,=1%. The thickness measures h = 0.01m, and the fractional error is e,=2%. Estimate the fractional error of the weight. (hint: use the absolute fractional error method.)

(50 pts.) We are building an aircraft window using a piece of round glass. The glass density is 5000 kg/m³, which is a constant. We measured the radius and thickness using the same instrument. The radius measures r = 0.1m, and the fractional error is e,=1%. The thickness measures h = 0.01m, and the fractional error is e,=2%. Estimate the fractional error of the weight. (hint: use the absolute fractional error method.)

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(50 pts.) We are building an aircraft window using a piece of round glass. The glass density is 5000 kg/m³, which is a constant. We measured the radius and thickness using the same instrument. The radius measures r = 0.1m, and the fractional error is e,=1%. The thickness measures h = 0.01m, and the fractional error is e,=2%. Estimate the fractional error of the weight. (hint: use the absolute fractional error method.)
Transcribed Image Text:(50 pts.) We are building an aircraft window using a piece of round glass. The glass density is 5000 kg/m³, which is a constant. We measured the radius and thickness using the same instrument. The radius measures r = 0.1m, and the fractional error is e,=1%. The thickness measures h = 0.01m, and the fractional error is e,=2%. Estimate the fractional error of the weight. (hint: use the absolute fractional error method.)
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