1_Use five decimal places in your all calculations Suppose that the area of any triangle is to be calculated by measuring two sides and the included angle. Call the sides B and C and the angle A. Then the area S of the triangle is given by S=0.5BCsin(A)S=0.5BCsin(A) Now suppose that the side B is measured as 4 m, C as 3 m and the angle A asπ6π6. Besides the measurements of the sides could be in error by ±0.003±0.003 m and the angle by ±0.01±0.01 . Calculate the error in S and percent relative error

1_Use five decimal places in your all calculations Suppose that the area of any triangle is to be calculated by measuring two sides and the included angle. Call the sides B and C and the angle A. Then the area S of the triangle is given by S=0.5BCsin(A)S=0.5BCsin(A) Now suppose that the side B is measured as 4 m, C as 3 m and the angle A asπ6π6. Besides the measurements of the sides could be in error by ±0.003±0.003 m and the angle by ±0.01±0.01 . Calculate the error in S and percent relative error

Mathematics For Machine Technology

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

Publisher:Peterson, John.

Chapter44: Solution Of Equations By The Subtraction, Addition, And Division Principles Of Equality

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 38A

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