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Student[NumericalAnalysis][AbsoluteError] - compute the absolute error of an approximation
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Calling Sequence
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AbsoluteError(xe, xa, opts)
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Parameters
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realcons; the exact value
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realcons; the approximated value
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(optional) equation(s) of the form digits = value
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Description
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The AbsoluteError command computes the absolute error of xa with respect to the exact value xe.
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Options
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A positive integer; the environment variable Digits will be set to this integer during the execution of this procedure. By default, Digits is 10.
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Examples
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