The sides of a cube box without lid are measured to be 4 cm, with a possible errorof 0.2cmIf A is the surface area, and s is the side length. Interpret the differentialdA in terms of ds first.Your answerEstimate the possible propagated error in the calculated surface area. *Your answerWhat's the related error? *Your answerIf V is the volume, and s is the side length. Interpret the differential dV interms of ds first.Your answerEstimate the possible propagated error in the calculated volume *

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