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Physics, 17.11.2019 12:31, nataliahenderso

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mr. nakamora wants to test the accuracy of an old balance in his classroom compared to a brand-new balance that he knows is accurate. he weighs an object on the old balance and finds it to have a mass of 15.6 grams. the same object weighs 15.9 grams on the brand-new balance.

what is the percent error between the old and new balance?

a) 0.97%
b) 1.29%
c) 1.89%
d) 2.29%

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