Mathematics, 27.01.2021 01:40 shannynichole

1. For a party, Susan estimated there would be 14 people in attendance, but only 12 showed up. What was the percent error in her estimation?

2. Find the percent error in this situation:
Estimated value: 231
Actual value: 215

3. Find the percent error in this situation:
Experimental value: 16.5 sec
Theoretical value: 17.1 sec

4. Find the percent error in this situation:
Estimated value: 1081
Actual value: 1150

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