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

B. accepted value x 0.1

Explanation:

in the equation provided

Maximum allowed value of percentage error = 10%

put this value in the equation in stead of percentage error we get,

so maximum error = .1 x accepted value

10 % percentage error means the experimental value has 10 % error compared to accepted value.so error will be 10 % of the accepted value

or .1 times of accepted value

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