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Answer:
Step 1: Calculate the change by subtracting old cost ($50) from the new cost ($64)
Step 2: Divide that change by the old cost ($50). You will get a decimal number
Step 3: Convert the decimal number to a percentage by multiplying by 100%
Step-by-step explanation:
Try this first
They are both equal I think C.
The error of percentage is the amount of error over the original amount.
In this case it is 22/95 (not 22 over 77 because 77 is not the original amount they expected to sell.
22/95 = .2315 or 23.2% to the nearest tenth of a percent
Perhaps your teacher just wants 23% as an the approximate error.
By (i believe) multiplying the base by the height. I hope this helps!
