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Clarence estimated the number of marbles in a jar as 500. There are actually 420marbles in the jar. What is the percent error of his estimate? Round to the nearest tenth percent…

Clarence estimated the number of marbles in a jar as 500. There are actually 420marbles in the jar. What is the percent error of his estimate? Round to the nearest tenth percent…
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Clarence estimated the number of marbles in a jar as 500. There are actually 420marbles in the jar. What is the percent error of his estimate? Round to the nearest tenth percent if necessary.

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84 percent
Have a nice day!
Clarence estimated the number of marbles in a jar as 500. There are actually 420marbles-example-1
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User Sachin Hosmani
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.84 is the percent deficit , hope this helped (:
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