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Value of G is to be determined using Cavendish balance. If all quantities measured have same percentage error then which of the following quantities would cause maximum error in measurement of G?

A

Mass of large sphere.

B

Mass of small sphere.

C

Angle of twist.

D

Initial separation between centres of large and small sphere.

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