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18.08.2019 •
Mathematics
Gregory predicts that 310 people will attend the spring play. and there was an actual total of 220 people who attended the spring play. what is the percent error.
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Ответ:
90/310 = x/100 (cross multiplication)
9000 = 310x
9000/310 = x
x = around 29%
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