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Given: The percentage error in the measurements of A, B, C and D are respectively, 4%, 2%,3% and 1%. The native error in `Z=(A^4B^(1/3))/(CD^(3/2))` is

A

`127/2 %`

B

`127/5 %`

C

`127/6 %`

D

`127/7 %`

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