SOLUTION: The upper limit of the measured height of a room is 9.25m. If the relative error of the measured height is 1/36, find the lower limit of the measured height of the room.

SOLUTION: The upper limit of the measured height of a room is 9.25m. If the relative error of the measured height is 1/36, find the lower limit of the measured height of the room.

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Question 933119: The upper limit of the measured height of a room is 9.25m. If the relative error of the measured height is 1/36, find the lower limit of the measured height of the room.
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
9.25m - 1/18m = 9.25m - .056m = 9.194m, lower limit of the measured height of the room.
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