Question 1. For a cone with a base radius of 0.45 m and a height of 2.18 m, if the error in the radius is E1, the height is E2, the error in pi (3.14 will be taken) is E3, what will be the error in calculating the volume of this cone? Also find the absolute error and the error percentage.

Question 1. For a cone with a base radius of 0.45 m and a height of 2.18 m, if the error in the radius is E1, the height is E2, the error in pi (3.14 will be taken) is E3, what will be the error in calculating the volume of this cone? Also find the absolute error and the error percentage.

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