Mathematics, 05.12.2020 06:10, yungkxng57

Ms. Allen filled a glass jar with marbles. Students guessed the number of marbles in the jar. Jen guessed there were 127 marbles in the jar. The jar contained 132 marbles.
To the nearest tenth of a percent, what is the percentage of error for Jen’s guess?

Chris has $1,500 in the bank and takes out 1/3 of the money.
He decides to use 3/5 of the money he took from his account to pay part of a

$700 debt. After he makes this payment, how much, in dollars, does he still owe?

87, -9, -14, 34, -147, -107, 0
Which integer in the list has the smallest value?

0
-107
87
-147

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