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Absolute error (∣xapprox​−x∣)

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The absolute error is the absolute value of the approximation error, ∣xapprox​−x∣, measured in the same units as the numerical reference x. For example, approximating 1/3 by 0.33 gives absolute error ∣0.33−1/3∣=1/300.

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