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The radius R of a spherical ball is measured as 14 in. with what accuracy must the radius R be measured to gaurantee an error of at most 2in^3 in the calculated volume I'm doing it as dV=4pir^2dr and I get 2/784pi but apparently that is incorrect. Can someone tell me how to do this type of calculation as well as propagated error and just accuracy in general... thanks
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