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A student multiplied a number by 5/11 instead 11/5 what is the percentage error

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Answered by sangram0111
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Given:

student multiplied a number by 5/11 instead 11/5 what is the percentage error

Solution:

Assume that the number is x,

Multiply the number with \[\frac{{11}}{5}\],

\[ = \frac{{11x}}{5}\]

Multiply the number with \[\frac{{5}}{11}\],

\[ = \frac{{5x}}{{11}}\]

Find the % error in the calculation,

\[ = \frac{{\frac{{11x}}{5} - \frac{{5x}}{{11}}}}{{\frac{{11x}}{5}}} \times 100\]

\[ = \frac{{121x - 25x}}{{11 \times 5}} \times \frac{5}{{11x}} \times 100\]

\[ = \frac{{96x}}{{121}} \times 100\]

Solve further,

\[ = \frac{{9600}}{{121}}\]

\[ = 79.3\% \]

Hence, the parentage error in the calculation is 79.3%

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