5 N = 3x2-2y4, Given that the standard uncertainties of I and y are u(x) and u(y).then the correct formulato calculate the u(N) isSelect one:O a. u(N)= 6x2u2(x)+8y6u2(y)O b. u(N)=6xu()+8y3u(y)O c u(N)=(6)°u?(z)+(8y³)°u?(v)O d. u(N)=V(6x)²u(x)+8y3u(y)C.

N =3x2-2y4,Given that the standard uncertainties of I and y are u(r) and u(y).then the correct formula to calculate the u() is _? Select one: O a. u(N)=6x2u²(x)+8y6u²(y) O b. u(N)=6xu(1)+8y³u(y) O c u(N)=V(6x)°u2(z)+(8y³)°u²(y) O d. u(N)=(6)u(x)+8y3u(y) C.

N =3x2-2y4,Given that the standard uncertainties of I and y are u(r) and u(y).then the correct formula to calculate the u() is _? Select one: O a. u(N)=6x2u²(x)+8y6u²(y) O b. u(N)=6xu(1)+8y³u(y) O c u(N)=V(6x)°u2(z)+(8y³)°u²(y) O d. u(N)=(6)u(x)+8y3u(y) C.

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to calculate the u(N) is
Select one:
O a. u(N)= 6x2u2(x)+8y6u2(y)
O b. u(N)=6xu()+8y3u(y)
O c u(N)=(6)°u?(z)+(8y³)°u?(v)
O d. u(N)=V(6x)²u(x)+8y3u(y)
C.

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