APPROXIMATION AND ERRORS|ABSOLUTE ERROR|RELATIVE ERROR| PERCENTAGE ERROR WORKED EXAMPLES

APPROXIMATION AND ERRORS|ABSOLUTE ERROR|RELATIVE ERROR| PERCENTAGE ERROR WORKED EXAMPLES

[@ethanperoti7313]

Great and comprehensive explanations

[@brianjoshael3314]

great job sir

[@kelvinndereba5423]

Thankyou for the video

[@ataulkabirchowdhury6015]

What would be the absolute error of a Vernier scale having Vernier constant 0.05 mm?

[@Blended_mike]

Cool mathematics, thanks for the channel

[@easymaths254]

Always welcome

[@astrovolt2936]

Thank u sr I am very much helped

[@GautamKumar-qx3rt]

Really helpful video Thank You Sir

[@easymaths254]

Thanks for your comment.

[@amadusbah8770]

The third example is confusing
Can you please go over it again

[@lydiakendi5928]

Beautiful explanation it was so clear

[@easymaths254]

Oh! How lovely. Thanks so much

[@trmusyokaa.m.2626]

Good work

[@easymaths254]

Asante Mr Musyoka

[@faysalhanad4921]

Good explanation

[@easymaths254]

Thanks and welcome

[@christocentricinternational.8]

great teaching SIR.

[@easymaths254]

Your comment means a lot to me. Thank you @ACK B Praise

[@christocentricinternational.8]

MOST WELCOME SIR.@@easymaths254

[@abamanass8826]

Kenyan accent?Nice work

[@easymaths254]

Here we say "asante" for "thank you"

[@magdalenenyawira5854]

if only u could explain wat an estimate is

[@bwalya1982]

thx for helping sir

[@easymaths254]

You're forever welcome

[@sharonselah7607]

Thank you brother. Imenisaidia

[@easymaths254]

Karibu sana

[@dalmarabdullahi5214]

Nice work

[@nitejerf235]

Please can you explain your last example. Why did you subtract 0.66 from 2/3 but in the first one it was otherwise. Need some clearance

[@benceweisz1063]

I think he's doing that because he wants the result of the subtraction to be positive. Notice that 67/100 is larger than 2/3 while 66/100 is smaller than 2/3. If you want to be 100% correct you should take the absolute value of the subtraction. That way no matter what order you do the subtraction in you always get a positive number. Remember absolute error must always be positive.

[@prettylittlebutterflychann2189]

nice work

[@herofanndy-qr7ux]

How do we find perimeter or area

[@bayukrisna216]

reference please

[@faysalhanad4921]

How can i get video about error in multiplication and Divison

[@easymaths254]

Let me look into that.

[@easymaths254]

I did one some few days ago. Here's the link ruclips.net/video/lKgGlIyXQGs/видео.html

[@wanderibenson3193]

What do we consider inorder to get the absolute error

[@easymaths254]

We find the difference between the highest possible and lowest possible values

[@gnevlove9562]

in 3:19 is 26cm example?

[@easymaths254]

It is used to explain the concepts of lower limit, upper limit and absolute error

[@unstoppableignitemedia6942]

Why is 0.66 2/3-66/100