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In the expression `A = (xy^(3))/(Z^(2))` the percentage error is given by

A

`((Deltax)/(x) + 3(Deltay)/(y) - 2 (Deltaz)/(z)) xx 100%`

B

`((Deltax)/(x) +(3Deltay)/(y) + (2 Deltaz)/(z))xx 100%`

C

`((Deltax)/(x) - (3Deltay)/(y) - (2Deltaz)/(y))xx 100%`

D

`((Deltax)/(x) - 3(Deltay)/(y) +2(Deltaz)/(z)) xx 100`

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