3.46. ****** If you measure two independent variables as x=6.0+-0.1, and ,y=3.0+-0.1 and use these values to calculate q=xy+(x^(2))/(y), what will be your answer and its uncertainty? [You must use the general rule (3.47) to find delta q. To simplify your calculation, do it by first finding the two separate contributions delta q_(x) and delta q_(

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3.46. ****** If you measure two independent variables as x=6.0+-0.1, and ,y=3.0+-0.1 and use these values to calculate q=xy+(x^(2))/(y), what will be your answer and its uncertainty? [You must use the general rule (3.47) to find  delta q. To simplify your calculation, do it by first finding the two separate contributions  delta q_(x) and  delta q_(y) as defined in (3.50) and (3.51) and then combining them in quadrature.]

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