Percentage error is
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Explanation:
Here we have , Danielle estimates that she will spend $250 on new summer clothes. She actually spent $350. We need to find What is the percent error? Round to the nearest whole percent. Let's find out:
Estimation of Danielle is that she'll spend $250 on new summer clothes. But , She actually spent $350 . So , percentage error is :
⇒ ( final value - initial value )(100) /initial value
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Therefore , Percentage error is
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