Individual measurements introduce errors that may be large or small depending on the quality of the tools and processes used. scientists use these equations to calculate error.
error = experimental value -accepted value

percent error = error / accepted value x 100

what is the maximum error allowed if the percent error must be no more than 10 %?

a. error x 0.1
b. accepted value x 0.1
c. experimental value x 0.1
d. (experimental value - accepted value) / accepted value x 0.1

It is important to wear proper protective equipment in lab even when not actively performing experiments because accidents can affect any researcher, even one not working on an experiment. select the best answer from the choices provided

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