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2 years ago

Stefan measured a weight of a package as 15.375 pounds. The actual weight of the package is 15.125 pounds.

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1 answer:

Ainat [17]2 years ago

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15.375/15.125 x 100 =~98.4

The ~% is 98.4%
Error = ~2.6%

Part B

Be a near amount. Can be

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