5. An RTD with a range of - 200 to 700 °C is used to measure the temperature inside a furnace, the actual temperature is 500 and the RTD is producing a reading of one degree away from the true value. Calculate its accuracy and relative error. 5. An RTD with a range of - 200 to 700 °C is used to measure the temperature inside afurnace, the actual temperature is 500 and the RTD is producing a reading of onedegree away from the true value. Calculate its accuracy and relative error.

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An RTD with a range of - 200 to 700 °C is used to measure the temperature inside a furnace, the actual temperature is 500 and the RTD is producing a reading of one degree away from the true value. Calculate its accuracy and relative error

An RTD with a range of - 200 to 700 °C is used to measure the temperature inside a furnace, the actual temperature is 500 and the RTD is producing a reading of one degree away from the true value. Calculate its accuracy and relative error

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