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Chemo P5 tips

Percentage error = (least value that can be read)/(value of measurement) x 100 So, the percentage error is less if the least quantity that can be read is smaller, and it is even less if the quantity you are measuring is bigger. So, for bigger measurements you can use instruments that don't...
- MukeshG93
- Post #113
- May 15, 2011
- Forum: A-Levels
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Chemo P5 tips

Hey Zeebu! Know me? Lol, I finally made an account, I figured enough procrastination had been done and I need to get down to business. Tomorrow's Mechanics paper will be no sweat but I am still a little iffy about P5. I read all of the posts on this thread and I doubt roughly about 23% (I...
- MukeshG93
- Post #112
- May 15, 2011
- Forum: A-Levels

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