Keiko measures the circumference of three fruits.
Complete the table to show Keiko's measurements, the actual measurements, the
difference between the measurement and the actual, and the percent error.
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6 cm
81 cm
10%
50%
20%
10 cm
Apple
Grapefruit
Watermelon
15 cm
24 cm
Keiko's measurement
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30 cm
Actual measurement
90 cm
5 cm
Absolute difference
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9 cm
Percent error
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Keiko measures the circumference of three fruits Complete the table to show Keikos measurements the actual measurements the difference between the measurement a class=

Respuesta :

The absolute measurement specifies the magnitude of the difference

which may be positive or negative.

The completed table is presented as follows;

[tex]\begin{tabular}{|l|c|c|c|}&\textbf{Apple}&\textbf{Grapefruit}&\textbf{Watermelon}\\\textbf{Keiko's measurement}&15 cm&24 cm& \underline{81 cm}\\\textbf{Actual measurement}&\underline{10 cm}&30 cm&90 cm\\\textbf{Absolute difference}&5 cm&\underline{6 cm}&9 cm\\\textbf{Percent error}&\underline{50\%}&\underline{20\%}&\underline{10\%}\end{array}\right][/tex]

Reasons:

The formulas for the inputs in the table are;

Absolute difference = Keiko's measurement - Actual measurement

The difference between Keiko's measurement and the actual measurement can be positive or negative while the absolute difference is always positive

[tex]\displaystyle Percent \ error = \mathbf{\frac{Keiko's \ measurement - Actual \ measurement}{Actual \ measurement} \times 100}[/tex]

Therefore;

[tex]\displaystyle Percent \ error = \frac{ \mathbf{Absolute \ difference}}{Actual \ measurement} \times 100[/tex]

Which gives for Apple;

The actual measurement for Apple = 15 cm - 5 cm = 10 cm

[tex]\displaystyle Percent \ error \ for \ Apple = \frac{5 \, cm}{10 \, cm} \times 100 = \mathbf{50\%}[/tex]

Grapefruit column of the table;

Absolute difference for Grapefruit = |24 cm - 30 cm| = |-6 cm| = 6 cm

The absolute difference for Grapefruit = 6 cm

[tex]\displaystyle Percent \ error \ for \ Grapefruit = \mathbf{\frac{6 \, cm}{30 \, cm} \times 100} = 20\%[/tex]

Percent error for Grapefruit = 20%

Watermelon column of the table;

Keiko's measurement = Absolute difference + Actual measurement

Using the given options, we have, 90 - 9 = 81

Therefore, the difference = -9, while the absolute difference = 9

Keiko's measurement for Watermelon = 90 cm - 9 cm = 81 cm

[tex]\displaystyle Percent \ error \ for \ Grapefruit= \frac{9 \, cm}{90 \, cm} \times 100 = 10\%[/tex]

The completed table is as follows;

[tex]\begin{tabular}{|l|c|c|c|}&\textbf{Apple}&\textbf{Grapefruit}&\textbf{Watermelon}\\\textbf{Keiko's measurement}&15 cm&24 cm& \underline{81 cm}\\\textbf{Actual measurement}&\underline{10 cm}&30 cm&90 cm\\\textbf{Absolute difference}&5 cm&\underline{6 cm}&9 cm\\\textbf{Percent error}&\underline{50\%}&\underline{20\%}&\underline{10\%}\end{array}\right][/tex]

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