To calculate the percent difference between theoretical and experimental wavelength values without using the average percent difference equation given in the lab manual, you should:
A) Divide the absolute difference by the theoretical value and multiply by 100.
B) Subtract the experimental value from the theoretical value and divide by the sum of the two values, then multiply by 100.
C) Take the absolute difference between the theoretical and experimental values and divide by the larger of the two values, then multiply by 100.
D) Add the theoretical and experimental values, then divide the absolute difference by this sum, and multiply by 100.