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If I have an error of +/-n, then the error of 1/n would be...? I really want to just inverse the error, but I feel like it's secretly |1/n^2|.
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However, the error of 1/n for n would be n*(d/dn)(1/n)? So it would be |1/n|.
mathematics induction?
I'm not sure what it fits under... I just know the error for results I've obtained via experiments. I'm now trying to determine the error for the inverse of the results. Haha
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