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Harold expects 20 people at his birthday party, but 17 attended. What was the percentage of error? 19.40% 17.64% 32% 16.3%

Harold expects 20 people at his birthday party, but 17 attended. What was the percentage of error? 19.40% 17.64% 32% 16.3%
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Harold expects 20 people at his birthday party, but 17 attended. What was the percentage of error?

19.40%

17.64%

32%

16.3%

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17.64% is the percentage of error.
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