Suppose you do an initial calculation that gives 78.5279 +4.3324%. What is the correctly rounded value for the absolute uncertainty of this calculation? Assume you are reporting this as a final value. 3.4021 34 3.402

Suppose you do an initial calculation that gives 78.5279 +4.3324%. What is the correctly rounded value for the absolute uncertainty of this calculation? Assume you are reporting this as a final value. 3.4021 34 3.402

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Suppose you do an initial calculation that gives 78.5279 +4.3324%.
What is the correctly rounded value for the absolute uncertainty of this
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3.402

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