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The director of a play estimated there were 250 people in the theater to see the play’s performance. The actual number of people who were in the audience was 239.

Which expression can be used to calculate the percent error in the director’s estimate? a.239-250/*100% b(250-239)/239 * 100% c(250-239)/250* 100% d(239-250)/250* 100%

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The percent error in the director's estimate is

     (250 - 239) * 100 / 250 .

 
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