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Charlie guesses there are 517 pennies in a jar. The jar actually contains 623 pennies. What is the percent error in Charlie's guess, to the nearest tenth of a percent?

Charlie guesses there are 517 pennies in a jar. The jar actually contains 623 pennies. What is the percent error in Charlie's guess, to the nearest tenth of a percent?
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Charlie guesses there are 517 pennies in a jar. The jar actually contains 623 pennies. What is the percent error in Charlie's guess, to the nearest tenth of a percent?

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The correct is 0.8. Hope this helps. (:
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0.8 is the answer to the problem.
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