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Posted by Ella on Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at 2:45pm.

Derive absolute error in equations:

1)Derive absolute error in (e/m)
e/m= 2V/B^2*R^2

2)Derive absolute error in B
B=8uN(Inet)/square root 125a

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