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.A physical quantity P=A^(3)B^(2)/CD ,If...

.A physical quantity P=A^(3)B^(2)/CD ,If the percentage errors in the measurement of A,B,C and Dare 1%,2%,3% and 4% then what is the maximum error in the measurement of P

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