Mathematics, 26.04.2020 06:59 1thousandwishes

A swimming pool has a length of 25 m. Using a yardstick, Brendan measured the pool and got a length of 23 ½ m. What is the percentage of the error in Brendan’s measurement relative to the actual measurement of the pool.

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