Engineering, 01.03.2021 02:00, tousif2663

The value of resistance r was determined by measuring current I flowing through the resistance with an error E1=±1.5% and power loss p in it with an error E2=±1.0%. Determine the maximum possible relative error to be expected on measuring resistance r, calculated from the formula r=p/I²

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