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Jane walks into a concert hall and estimates that there are 1,500 seats in the hall. There are actually 1,763 seats in the hall. What is the percent error of Jane’s estimate? Ro…

Jane walks into a concert hall and estimates that there are 1,500 seats in the hall. There are actually 1,763 seats in the hall. What is the percent error of Jane’s estimate? Ro…
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Jane walks into a concert hall and estimates that there are 1,500 seats in the hall. There are actually 1,763 seats in the hall. What is the percent error of Jane’s estimate? Round to the nearest tenth if necessary.

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