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You estimated that there are 18 cats in the neighborhood, but after counting the actual amount was 9 cats. What is the percent error?

You estimated that there are 18 cats in the neighborhood, but after counting the actual amount was 9 cats. What is the percent error?
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You estimated that there are 18 cats in the neighborhood, but after counting the actual amount was 9 cats. What is the percent error?

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50% error

Explanation:

9/18=0.5

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