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wel
3 years ago
7

Karen measures the width of a garden plot and records that it is 44.25 meters. Its actual width is 45.5 meters.

Mathematics
1 answer:
vazorg [7]3 years ago
3 0

Answer

Find out the what is the percent error in the measurement, to the nearest tenth of a percent .  

To prove

Formula

Percentage\ error = \frac{error\times 100}{exact}

Where error = | Approx - Exact |

As given

Karen measures the width of a garden plot and records that it is 44.25 meters. Its actual width is 45.5 meters.

Approx value = 44.25 meters    

Actual value = 45.5 meters        

error = | 44.25 - 45.5 |

         = |-1.25|

         = 1.25

Put in the formula

Percentage\ error = \frac{1.25\times 100}{45.5}

Percentage\ error = \frac{125}{45.5}

Percentage error = 2.7%

Therefore the percentage error is 2.7% .




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