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Given the equation A=%+ where b=17.4+0.1s and e=12.7±0.5s. What is the absolute uncertainty in A? Select one: O a. 11.2±0.3s O b. 11.2±0.2 O c. 11.2+0.6 O d. 11.2±0.5s

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O a. 11.2+0.3s
O b. 11.2±0.2
O c. 11.2+0.6
O d. 11.2±0.5s

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