[See Solution] APPROXIMATION The radius of a circle is measured to be 5 inches. Later, it is discovered that the true measurement is 0.002 inches larger.
Question: APPROXIMATION
The radius of a circle is measured to be 5 inches. Later, it is discovered that the true measurement is 0.002 inches larger.
- What is the approximate error induced in the calculation of the area of the circle?
- What is the actual error induced in the calculation of the area of the circle?
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