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Julie counted 25 players on a visiting soccer team. The actual number of players on the visiting soccer team was 27. What is the percent error in Julie’s measurement? If necessary, round to the nearest percent. %
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Percent error is: (What you got - what you should have got) * 100 / what you should have got. So in this case: (25-27) * 100 / 27 = 7.407 with the (.407) repeating
7.4
you copied and pasted that from brainly...
and it can't be 7.4
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branily no i am a mod over there
REALLY BRO .p.
look at that ...
copied.
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plagiarism
it's seven percent...
round down.
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