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In an experiment of simple pendulum; time period measured was 50s for 25 vibrations. When the length of the simple pendulum was taken 100 cm. If the least count of Stop watch is 0.1 s and that of metre scale is 0.1cm, Calculate the maximum possible percentage error in the measurement of value of g.

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