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A dust particle has mass equal to `10^(-11)g`, diameter `10^(-4)cm` and velocity `10^(-4)cms^(-1)`. The error in measurment of velocity is `0.1%`. What will be the uncertainty in its position?

A

`0.527xx10^(-10)cm`

B

`5.27xx10^(-9)cm`

C

`0.527xx10^(-15)`

D

0.527xx10^(-9)`

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