Luna buys a shirt that costs $15.65. She gives the cashier $20.00 and receives $3.25 in change. What is the percent error in the amount of change she was given?
Q. Luna buys a shirt that costs $15.65. She gives the cashier $20.00 and receives $3.25 in change. What is the percent error in the amount of change she was given?
Calculate Correct Change: Calculate the correct change Luna should have received.Correct Change = Amount Given - Cost of ShirtCorrect Change = $20.00 - $15.65Correct Change = $4.35
Calculate Difference: Calculate the difference between the correct change and the change given.Difference = Correct Change - Change GivenDifference = $4.35 - $3.25Difference = $1.10
Calculate Percent Error: Calculate the percent error based on the difference and the correct change.Percent Error = (Difference/Correct Change)×100%Percent Error = ($1.10/$4.35)×100%Percent Error = 25.29\%