Consider the following information: The death rate in a community is attributed to several factors, such as doctor and hospital availability, income, and access to medical care. This can be modeled by the function

y= 12.570.01x₁0.36x₂0.01x₃

where

x₁

represents the number of doctors available per 100,000 residents,

x₂

represents the annual per capita income in thousands of dollars,

x₃

is the population density per square mile, andyrepresents the death rate per100,000 individuals.Determine the death rate (per 100,000 individuals) when the doctor availability is64doctors per 100,000 residents, the annual per capita income is $8,400, and the population density is121per square mile. deaths per 100,000 individualsSuppose the actual death rate for the city described is12.7deaths per 100,000 people. Calculate the absolute error (in deaths per 100,000 people). deaths per 100,000 peopleSuppose the actual death rate for the city described is12.7deaths per 100,000 people. Calculate the percent error. (Round your answer to two decimal places.) %