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The label says the rope is 2.15 ft long, John measures the rope as 1.85 ft. What is the percent error?

The label says the rope is 2.15 ft long, John measures the rope as 1.85 ft. What is the percent error?
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The label says the rope is 2.15 ft long, John measures the rope as 1.85 ft. What is the percent error?

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User Armin Meisterhirn
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Answer:

2.15-1.85=0.3.

so therefore.

0.3/2.15×100

=13.953 ~ 14.

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