Mathematics, 20.06.2020 23:57 beccahmaarie

If a method produces a random error for each measurement of 4%, but a percent error of equal to or less than 1% is required for this value for later analysis, what is the minimum number of measurements that must be collected and averaged? You will need to solve equation 1 for the value of n that meets the criterion of a 1% error in the average.

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