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An experiment measure quantities x,y,z and then t is in calculate from the data as `t = (xy^(2))/(z^(3))` if perecentage error in x,y,z and are respectively `1% ,3%,2%` then percentage error in t is

A

`10%`

B

`4%`

C

`7%`

D

`13%`

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