A LADY GAVE HER AGE AS 24YRS INSTEAD OF 28YRS WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE ERROR

what is (24-28)/24 all times 100? Notice the negative answer, meaning the error is to the low side.

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To calculate the percentage error, we need to find the difference between the given age and the actual age, and then express it as a percentage of the actual age.

Given the lady's age as 24 years instead of 28 years, we can calculate the difference like this:

Actual age = 28 years
Given age = 24 years

Difference = Actual age - Given age
Difference = 28 years - 24 years
Difference = 4 years

Now, to find the percentage error, we divide the difference by the actual age and multiply by 100:

Percentage Error = (Difference / Actual age) * 100
Percentage Error = (4 years / 28 years) * 100
Percentage Error = 0.142857 * 100
Percentage Error ≈ 14.28%

Therefore, the percentage error is approximately 14.28%.