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A student multiplied a number by 4/5 instead of 5/4. the percentage error is

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Answered by Bhagyashree7509
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Here is your answer... on seeing the picture you can get your answer which is 36% error in calculation
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Answered by JackelineCasarez
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Answer:

Percentage error is 36% .

Step-by-step explanation:

Formula

Percentage\ error = \frac{Change\ in\ value\times 100}{Exact\ value}

Where

Change in value = | Approx value - Exact value |

As given

A student multiplied a number by \frac{4}{5} instead of \frac{5}{4}.

Let us assume that the number be v .

Exact\ value = \frac{5v}{4}

Exact value = 1.25v

Approx\ value = \frac{4v}{5}

Approx value = 0.8v

Put all the values in the formula

Change in value = | 0.8v - 1.25v |

                            = |- 0.45|

                            = 0.45 v

Put all the values in the formula

Percentage\ error = \frac{0.45v\times 100}{1.25v}

Percentage\ error = \frac{45v}{1.25v}

Percentage error = 36%

Therefore the percentage error is 36% .

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