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For a party, Susan estimated there would be 14 people in attendance, but only 12 showed up. What was the percent error in her estimation?
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For a party, Susan estimated there would be 14 people in attendance, but only 12 showed up. What was the percent error in her estimation?

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She was only %85.7 correct
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14.3% would be the answer
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