Example: The length of a metal strip is 67,250 cm. As a result of the measurement performed with a suitable measuring device, the length of the strip was determined as 67,257 cm. Accordingly, find the absolute and relative error in the measurement process.

Example: The length of a metal strip is 67,250 cm. As a result of the measurement performed with a suitable measuring device, the length of the strip was determined as 67,257 cm. Accordingly, find the absolute and relative error in the measurement process.

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