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A student used a pipette to measure 50.0 cm350.0\text{ cm}^350.0 cm3 of a standard solution.

The pipette is labelled 50.0±0.08 cm350.0 \pm 0.08\text{ cm}^350.0±0.08 cm3.

Calculate the percentage uncertainty in the volume measured using this pipette.

Use the equation:

percentage uncertainty=uncertaintyvolume measured×100\text{percentage uncertainty} = \frac{\text{uncertainty}}{\text{volume measured}} \times 100percentage uncertainty=volume measureduncertainty​×100

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