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Madison estimated that there were 918 jelly beans in a jar. The actual number of jelly beans in a jar was 850. What was the percent error of Madison's estimate??
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three steps 1) what is \(918-850\)?
68
step two i do write \[\frac{68}{850}\]
step 3 is to do the division use a calculator
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okay i have it rn
let me know what you get
0.11724138
hmm try again, that is not what i got
did you do \(68\div850\)?
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yeah sorry but its 12.5
ok lets be careful here hit the buttons like this \[68\div 850\]
i put 850 / 68
that is upside down do 68 / 850
0.08?
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yay!!
now we turn it in to a percent by moving the decimal two places to the right, so \[.08=8\%\]
ohh okay so the answer is 8%?
yup
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