Posted by Christie on Tuesday, September 11, 2007 at 4:17pm.
You have determined the absolute error (except your calculateion should yield a positive answer). Divide the 13 by the actual value and multiply by 100.
% error = (delta/AV)*100 = ??
delta = accepted value - experimental value.
AV = accepted value
Be carefule about significant figures. You have 3 s.f. in the figures; therefore, you are allowed 3 s.f. in the answer. Make sure you use all three. I'm not sure the answer is listed in the choices you have. Because 318-331 will give a negative number and there are no negative values given in the answer.
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