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The resistance of a metal is given by `R = V//I` , where `V` is potential difference and `I` is current . In a circuit , the potential difference across resistance is `V = ( 8 +- 0.5) V` and current in resistance , `I = ( 4 +- 0.2)A`. What is the value of resistance with its percentage error?

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