Determine the relative uncertainty of your measurement

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Question: Imagine that you are measuring the mass of a piece of jewelry using an electronic scale. It has the smallest increment of 0.1g and you record a value of 250g.

Part A: Determine the relative uncertainty of your measurement.

Please show all steps to find the relative uncertainty of your measurement.

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