ideal gas law problem
The pressure in an ideal gas is given by PV=RT, where T is the temperature of the gas, V is its volume and R is a constant.
Determine the maximum possible percentage error in P when T and V are measured to within an accuracy of 3% and 3% respectively.
Determine the maximum possible percentage error in P when T and V are measured to within an accuracy of 3% and 3% respectively.
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