If x =(50 ± 1)m y=(100± 2)m then
y-x=………………..
A) (50 ± 1)m B) (50 ± 3)m C) (150 ± 1)m D)(12±...
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If x =(50 ± 1)m y=(100± 2)m then
y-x=………………..
A) (50 ± 1)m B) (50 ± 3)m C) (150 ± 1)m D)(12±0.3)m
Answers: 1
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