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If the experimental value is 1.24 g and the accepted value is 1.30, what is the percentage error?
if i recall right percent error is.. \[\large \text{% error} = \frac{\text{experimental value} - \text{accepted value}}{\text{accepted value}} \times 100%\] does that help?
Yes, I have my answer, but I want to make sure
\[\large \text % error = \frac{1.24 - 1.30}{1.30} \times 100\] is that what you did?
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then time to let wolfram do her thing http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%281.24+-+1.30%29%2F1.30+x+100
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