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The '''absolute error''' is a [[mathematical]] term used to describe the difference between an approximation and the exact value.  It is not to be confused with the [[relative error]].
 
The '''absolute error''' is a [[mathematical]] term used to describe the difference between an approximation and the exact value.  It is not to be confused with the [[relative error]].
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The absolute error is a mathematical term used to describe the difference between an approximation and the exact value. It is not to be confused with the relative error.