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You estimated a length to be 10 ft, but when you actually measured, you found it to be 8.75 ft. What was your percent error for your initial estimate?
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You estimated a length to be 10 ft, but when you actually measured, you found it to be 8.75 ft. What was your percent error for your initial estimate?

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and feet. 2. 4.81 mm. SOLUTION: The absolute error of a measurement is equal ... 1-10 Precision and Accuracy ... You are estimating the height of a person.

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