The kinetic energy of a crossbow bolt with mass m kg and velocity v ms- is given by E = m? J. A bolt with a mass of m = 0.055 + 0.0020 kg is launched with a velocity of v = 85 + 1.0 ms-1, Then its energy is given by E = 198.69 ± AEJ. Estimate the error AE using a linear approximation. O AE = 15.000) O AE - 10.000J O AE - 13.050J O AE - 11.900 O None of the others

The kinetic energy of a crossbow bolt with mass m kg and velocity v ms- is given by E = m? J. A bolt with a mass of m = 0.055 + 0.0020 kg is launched with a velocity of v = 85 + 1.0 ms-1, Then its energy is given by E = 198.69 ± AEJ. Estimate the error AE using a linear approximation. O AE = 15.000) O AE - 10.000J O AE - 13.050J O AE - 11.900 O None of the others

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