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Calvin estimated he would need 8 hours to complete his science project. It actually took him 12 1/2 hours to get everything done. What was his percent error?
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Calvin estimated he would need 8 hours to
complete his science project. It actually took
him 12 1/2 hours to get everything done. What
was his percent error?
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Find the percentage difference between the two. And that would be his percent error.
Hope this helps.
I’m not really good at percentages but I’m sorry I couldn’t give you the full answer. You got this though! <3
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Answer:45%
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