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A physical quantity Q is related to measurable quantities L,M and N as `Q = KL^(-2)M^(2)N^(3)`, where k is constant. If the % errors in the measurements of L, M and N are respectively 1%, 2% and 1%, then the % error in hc mcasurement of Q is

A

0.09

B

0.04

C

0.02

D

0.01

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