Error in the measurement of radius of a sphere is $0.2\%$. The error in the calculated value of its volume is ......... $\%$

State the rule for the error in the result due to multiplication and division of two physical quantities.

$A$ certain body weighs $22.42 \; g$ and has a measured volume of $4.7 \; cc$. The possible errors in the measurement of mass and volume are $0.01 \; g$ and $0.1 \; cc$,respectively. Then the maximum percentage error in the density will be: (in $\%$)

Why should the measurement of physical quantities with large exponents in an experiment be taken with high precision?

The least count of a stopwatch is $0.2\, s$. The time for $20\, oscillations$ of a pendulum is measured to be $25\, s$. The percentage error in the measurement of time will be ........ $\%$

Consider a series of measurements of the length of a box in an experiment. The readings are $2.4 \ m, 2.5 \ m, 2.6 \ m, 2.8 \ m, 3.0 \ m$. What would be the relative error?