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    When the original value of N in urea is 46% and the estimated value is 45.5%, then the relative error is ___ %.
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    When the original value of N in urea is 46% and the estimated value is 45.5%, then the relative error is ___ %.

    A.

    0.5

    B.

    1.068

    C.

    0.005

    D.

    0.1068

    Correct option is B


    Explanation of the Correct Option (b): 1.068%
    · Relative error (%) is calculated using the formula:

    Explanation of Other Options
    Option (a): 0.5
    · Incorrect because:
    · This is the absolute error, not relative error.
    Option (c): 0.005
    · Incorrect:
    · Value is too small and not expressed as percentage.
    Option (d): 0.1068
    · Incorrect:
    · Decimal form, not percentage.
    Key Points Related to the Question
    · Absolute error ≠ Relative error
    · Relative error is expressed as percentage
    · Commonly used in analytical chemistry and fertilizer analysis
    · Important for quality control of fertilizers

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