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10. Jim estimates the width of his wall to be 7.5 feet. The actual wall measures 8.25 feet wide. What is

Jim's percent error?

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Jim's percent error is 9.09%.

What is the percentage error?

The percentage error is given as the difference between the actual value and the estimated value divided by the actual value, multiplied by 100%.

The percentage error is a relative value that compares the actual value and the estimated value to explain any deviations.

Estimated width of wall = 7.5 feet

The actual width of the wall = 8.25 feet

The difference in estimate = (8.25 - 7.5) = 0.75 feet

Percentage Error = (0.75/8.25 x 100) = 9.09%

Thus, we can conclude that Jim made a percentage error of 9.09% in his estimate of the width of the wall.

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Answer:

Below

Explanation:

Error : (8.25 - 7.5)

% error : ( 8.25-7.5) / 8.25 * 100% = 9.1 %

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