If the error in p is ?p, prove then that the error in 1/p is ?p/p², and then calculate ?(1/p) or p=100 kPa and ?p=0.5 kPa.

This is a physical chemistry question, but I am tagging it as primarily math.

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If the error in p is ?p, prove then that the error in 1/p is ?p/p², and then calculate ?(1/p) or p=100 kPa and ?p=0.5 kPa.

This is a physical chemistry question, but I am tagging it as primarily math.

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