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unusual facts about True Value


Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes

Watching it burn, the townspeople vow not to shop there again, and they immediately head to the local True Value (no doubt to repeat the same mistake).


Robert Lusch

He has advised and consulted with Adolph Coors, Arvest Bank, Cotter & Company, Household Finance, Ford Motor Company, Fleming Companies, National Association of Wholesalers, National Retail Hardware Association, Retail Floor Covering Institute, TG&Y, True Value, and Winn’s Stores.


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Approximation error

For example, when an absolute error in a temperature measurement given in Celsius is 1° and the true value is 2°C, the relative error is 0.5 and the percent error is 50%.

For this same case, when the temperature is given in Kelvin, the same 1° absolute error with the same true value of 275.15° K gives a relative error of 3.63e-3 and a percent error of only 0.363%.