The glucose concentrations in a patient with mildly elevated glucose levels were determined by a spectrophotometric analytical method and were recorded in mg/L as follows: 799, 745, 750, 774, 777, 800, 758 and the true value is 792. (a) Calculate the standard deviation (b) Calculate the relative error in ppm
The glucose concentrations in a patient with mildly elevated glucose levels were determined by a spectrophotometric analytical method and were recorded in mg/L as follows: 799, 745, 750, 774, 777, 800, 758 and the true value is 792. (a) Calculate the standard deviation (b) Calculate the relative error in ppm
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The glucose concentrations in a patient with mildly elevated glucose levels were determined by a spectrophotometric analytical method and were recorded in mg/L as follows: 799, 745, 750, 774, 777, 800, 758 and the true value is 792. (a) Calculate the standard deviation
(b) Calculate the relative error in ppm
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