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The year after a dictionary was published two librarians notified the publisher of mistakes. One librarian found 43 errors, and the other found 62. The reprint editor noticed that 35 of the errors were mentioned by both librarians. He used the capture - recapture method to estimate the actual number of errors. How many errors are there likely to be?

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wminu05

Answer:

70 errors

Step-by-step explanation:

43 + 62 = 105

105 - 35 = 70

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