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1.	The relative error in the volume of figure having hemispherical ends and a body of right circular cylinder is, if error in radius(r) is 0 and in height(h) is 1.
A.	1/(h + <sup>4</sup> <sub>3</sub> r)
B.	1/(h + <sup>2</sup> <sub>3</sub> r)
C.	h/(h + <sup>4</sup> <sub>3</sub> r)
D.	r/(h + <sup>4</sup> <sub>3</sub> r)
Answer» B. 1/(h + <sup>2</sup> <sub>3</sub> r)

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