7. Calculate the % approximate error relative to the true value of the area of a trapezoidal lot whose longer base is 12 m longer than the shorter base which is 10 m, and height of 20 m. There is no height deviation while each base is deviated 0.05 m below the value of each base. A. -0.5454% C.-0.3125% B. -0.4545% D. -0.2273%

7. Calculate the % approximate error relative to the true value of the area of a trapezoidal lot whose longer base is 12 m longer than the shorter base which is 10 m, and height of 20 m. There is no height deviation while each base is deviated 0.05 m below the value of each base. A. -0.5454% C.-0.3125% B. -0.4545% D. -0.2273%

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Mathematics For Machine Technology

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

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Chapter64: Volumes Of Spheres And Composite Solid Figures

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