15.00 mL of heavy water (D₂O, where D is a hydrogen with a neutron in its nucleus at 20 ^oC) was pipetted into a 45.658 g beaker. The final mass of the beaker was 65.489 g; the density of the D₂O is 1.332 g/mL. When Jonathan was making his D₂O, using the same equipment, volume, mass and temperature as his partner, he mistakenly placed his finger on the balance and caused the heavy water plus the beaker to weigh 72.965 g instead of 65.489g.

True or false: The percentage error of Johnathan's mistake is 36.6%.