You usually say (for example): the answer is 60% +/- 2%.
Which means it's somewhere between 58% and 62%.
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Is it possible to calculate the percentage uncertainty for percentages?
haha. i don't think so. i have no idea how you would do something like that.Is it possible to calculate the percentage uncertainty for percentages?
You usually say (for example): the answer is 60% +/- 2%.
Which means it's somewhere between 58% and 62%.kuryakyn disneymovieclub
You usually say (for example): the answer is 60% +/- 2%.
Which means it's somewhere between 58% and 62%.
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