Mathematics, 27.08.2021 18:30 meyeroppelt

Hunter assumed he would only get 64 problems correct on his test, but he
actually got 78 correct. What was his
percent error?

Hunter assumed he would only get 64

problems correct on his test, but he
actually got 78 correct.

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