explain the error (s) in the problem worked out below. Your answer should include an explanation of the error(s), an explanation of how to solve the problem correctly, and the correct answer. 1. When completing an error analysis, you must be as specific as possible. Use vocab words and describe misconceptions that may have caused the error(s). Your goals are a) to explain to the fictional student why they were wrong and what they need to do to fix it, and b) demonstrate your own understanding of the subject. "She did it wrong" or "It is supposed to be this" are not acceptable answers.