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3% and 4% errors (Combinations of error) are given on a system, what is the total error?
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Total error is : 7x/100 I think so..
I also think this, @waterineyes . Are there parameters which haven't been specified?
Yes there are the parameters which have not been specified.. You are given errors percentage but you are not given how much the system is free from errors..
The total error is given by taking the square root of the mean sum of the squares \[\sqrt{\frac{1.03^{2}+1.04^{2}}{2}}=\sqrt{1.07125}=1.035\] Total error is 3.5%
error can be +ve or -ve.... sorry nothng left in the question, and this is not the answer too... this is the question from error analysis
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