Task: Table-QA (source dataset: TableBench)

Task: 
You are given a table containing structured data and a natural language question referring to the table. Your goal is to analyze the table and provide an accurate and concise answer based on the given data.

Instructions:
1. Understand the Table: Examine the structure, headers, and data in the table. Identify relevant columns and rows related to the question.
2. Interpret the Question: Determine whether the question requires direct retrieval, aggregation, comparison, sorting, filtering, or inference.
3. Extract the Answer: Use logical reasoning and numerical operations (if necessary) to derive the correct response from the table.
4. Format the Answer: No explanation, return the answer in a structured JSON format: {"answer": <answer>}. If the question cannot be answered due to missing or ambiguous data, return a JSON response with {"answer": null}.

Table:
| interval name                    |   size (steps) |   size (cents) | just ratio   |   just (cents) | error   | audio                                             |
|:---------------------------------|---------------:|---------------:|:-------------|---------------:|:--------|:--------------------------------------------------|
| perfect fifth                    |              9 |            720 | 3:2          |         701.96 | + 18.04 | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| septimal tritone                 |              7 |            560 | 7:5          |         582.51 | 22.51   | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| 11:8 wide fourth                 |              7 |            560 | 11:8         |         551.32 | + 8.68  | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| 15:11 wide fourth                |              7 |            560 | 15:11        |         536.95 | + 23.05 | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| perfect fourth                   |              6 |            480 | 4:3          |         498.04 | 18.04   | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| septimal major third             |              5 |            400 | 9:7          |         435.08 | 35.08   | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| undecimal major third            |              5 |            400 | 14:11        |         417.51 | 17.51   | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| major third                      |              5 |            400 | 5:4          |         386.31 | + 13.69 | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| minor third                      |              4 |            320 | 6:5          |         315.64 | + 4.36  | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| septimal minor third             |              3 |            240 | 7:6          |         266.87 | 26.87   | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| septimal whole tone              |              3 |            240 | 8:7          |         231.17 | + 8.83  | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| major tone                       |              3 |            240 | 9:8          |         203.91 | + 36.09 | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| minor tone                       |              2 |            160 | 10:9         |         182.4  | 22.40   | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| greater undecimal neutral second |              2 |            160 | 11:10        |         165    | 5.00    | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| lesser undecimal neutral second  |              2 |            160 | 12:11        |         150.63 | + 9.36  | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| just diatonic semitone           |              1 |             80 | 16:15        |         111.73 | 31.73   | play category : articles with haudio microformats |
| septimal chromatic semitone      |              1 |             80 | 21:20        |          84.46 | 4.47    | play category : articles with haudio microformats |

Question:
What is the total error (in cents) of the intervals with the smallest sizes (in steps)?


id: e15204a55dd9aa141e95354c91a62bd0
qtype: NumericalReasoning
label: 36.2