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If the standard input temperature is 30.0 C and the sensor measured value is 32.0, the percentage relative error is? 

          If the standard input temperature is 30.0 C and the sensor measured value is 32.0, the percentage relative error is?

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00:01 Question asks, calculate the percent relative error if the true value is 0 .99 and the calculated value is 1 .56.
00:06 So the formula for percent relative error, which i'll call pre, is the same thing is going to be our calculator value minus our true value divided by our true value times 100%.
00:22 And in this case, our true value is 0 .99 and our calculated value is 1 .56 .6...
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