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A farmer estimated that it would take 18 days for seeds to germinate. It actually took 21 days. What is the percentage error for his estimate?

A farmer estimated that it would take 18 days for seeds to germinate. It actually took 21 days. What is the percentage error for his estimate?
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a farmer estimated that it would take 18 days for seeds to germinate. It actually took 21 days. What is the percentage error for his estimate?

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21% hope it helps

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