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Mathematics, 24.02.2022 07:30 ashanty45

PLEASE HELP!!! Mr. Bynum asked students to guess how many jelly beans he had in a mason jar. Cassandra guessed
148
. The actual number of jelly beans in Mr. Bynum's mason jar was
162
. What is the approximate percent error of Cassandra's guess?

91.4
%
91 point 4 percent

86.4
%
86 point 4 percent

9.5
%
9 point 5 percent

8.6
%
8 point 6 percent


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