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The director of a play estimated there were 250 people in the theater to see the play’s performance. The actual number of people who were in the audience was 239. Which expression can be used to calculate the percent error in the director’s estimate?
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@iambatman
http://static.k12.com/bank_packages/files/media/mathml_93db013596d8483ae073df37d0c73db5165d2997_1.gif is this right
@NinjaTurds
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is my answer right
sry brb after awhile
239/250
or multiply 239 and 250 by for so its in 1000s and easyer then simplify.
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so the answer will be b @NinjaTurds
@undeadknight26
956/100
@undeadknight26
*1000
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