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3 years ago

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In the first week of August, there were 1,060 people at an amusement park. In the second week, there was a 20% decrease in atten

dance. The park had estimated that 1,500 people would attend the 2nd week. What is the approximate percent error of their estimate?

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Natali [406]3 years ago

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1060/100=10.6

20x10.6=212

1060-212=848

1500-848=652

(652/848)x100=76.886%

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