What is the formula for pie

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Amanda [17]3 years ago

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3.14

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Travis cuts 125 whole 2/5 inches wide strip if the percent of error was 10% the actual length of the strips he needs to cut was 114 inches

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We have:

The length Travis needs to cut = 114 inches

Percent of error = 10%

Let's assume he cuts x inches wide strip

So from the percent of error formula:

$\rm \dfrac{x-114}{114} = \dfrac{10}{100}$

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