Answers must have the correct number of significant figures for full credit. 1. A student in Chemistry 3415W makes the following measurements on the analytical balance(absolute uncertainty 0.1 mg) in the lab: Container + Sample: 23.5432g Container: 20.4225 g Calculate the % relative uncertainty in the sample weight.

Answers must have the correct number of significant figures for full credit. 1. A student in Chemistry 3415W makes the following measurements on the analytical balance(absolute uncertainty 0.1 mg) in the lab: Container + Sample: 23.5432g Container: 20.4225 g Calculate the % relative uncertainty in the sample weight.

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