Paula was buying candy from a candy dispenser. She inserted a quarter and expected to get 14 pieces of candy. Only 10 pieces of candy actually came out of the dispenser. What is the percent error for the number of candy pieces Paula expected to get? If necessary, round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent.____%
Q. Paula was buying candy from a candy dispenser. She inserted a quarter and expected to get 14 pieces of candy. Only 10 pieces of candy actually came out of the dispenser. What is the percent error for the number of candy pieces Paula expected to get? If necessary, round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent.____%
Calculate Difference: Calculate the difference between the expected and actual number of candy pieces.
Calculate Percent Error: Calculate the percent error using the formula: Percent Error = (ExpectedDifference)×100%.
Round Percent Error: Round the percent error to the nearest tenth.