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Miranda thought her new jeans would cost $32. The price was actually $36. What was percent error? A - 87.5% B - 11.1% C - 12.5% D - 88.9%

Miranda thought her new jeans would cost $32. The price was actually $36. What was percent error? A - 87.5% B - 11.1% C - 12.5% D - 88.9%
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Miranda thought her new jeans would cost $32. The price was actually $36. What was percent error?

A - 87.5%
B - 11.1%
C - 12.5%
D - 88.9%

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User Howard May
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the answer; 32÷36×100 will give the answer (d) -88.9%

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