View PoliciesCurrent Attempt in ProgressSuppose that the time T (in days) for a cancerous tumor to double in volume (in cm) is given by131n2T =In V - In Vo(Vo< Vi)where Vo is the volume of the tumor when it's first observed and V1 denotes its volume 13 days later. Assume that Vo is correctlymeasured to be 22 cm and V is measured to be 32 cm³ with a measurement error of at most +0.3 cm³. Estimate the error in thecomputed value of T.Round your answer to two decimal places.The error in the computed value of 7' is ±days.eTextbook and MediaAssistance UsedHintAttempts: 0 of 3 usedSubrnit AnswerSave for LaterUsing multiple attempts will impact your score.10% scoreafter attemnt 2

The Given data are: The time is T=13ln2lnV1-lnV0V0<V1, the volume of the tumor is V0=22 cm3, and…

Suppose that the time T (in days) for a cancerous tumor to double in volume (in cm) is given by 131n2 In V- In V.Vo < V, ) where Vo is the volume of the tumor when it's first observed and V denotes its volume 13 days later. Assume that Vo is correctly measured to be 22 cm and V is measured to be 32 cm3 with a measurement error of at most ±0.3 cm³. Estimate the error in the computed value of T. Round your answer to two decimal places. The error in the computed value of 7 is ± days.

Suppose that the time T (in days) for a cancerous tumor to double in volume (in cm) is given by 131n2 In V- In V.Vo < V, ) where Vo is the volume of the tumor when it's first observed and V denotes its volume 13 days later. Assume that Vo is correctly measured to be 22 cm and V is measured to be 32 cm3 with a measurement error of at most ±0.3 cm³. Estimate the error in the computed value of T. Round your answer to two decimal places. The error in the computed value of 7 is ± days.

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Suppose that the time T (in days) for a cancerous tumor to double in volume (in cm) is given by
131n2
T =
In V - In Vo
(Vo< Vi)
where Vo is the volume of the tumor when it's first observed and V1 denotes its volume 13 days later. Assume that Vo is correctly
measured to be 22 cm and V is measured to be 32 cm³ with a measurement error of at most +0.3 cm³. Estimate the error in the
computed value of T.
Round your answer to two decimal places.
The error in the computed value of 7' is ±
days.
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