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It was estimated that 650 people would attend the baseball game, but 683 people actually attended. What is the percent error, to the nearest percent, of the estimate? ​

It was estimated that 650 people would attend the baseball game, but 683 people actually attended. What is the percent error, to the nearest percent, of the estimate? ​
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It was estimated that 650 people would attend the baseball game, but 683 people actually attended.

What is the percent error, to the nearest percent, of the estimate?
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Answer:

5%

Explanation:

33/650=0.0507

0.0507*100=5.07

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