Presenting my LBO interview pitch tomorrow and discovered a spelling mistake...how would you recover from this fumble?

I created a report and already sent it out. Like the title says, I found a typo.

I'm thinking of printing out the amended version to give to the partners tomorrow and let them know that I've since cleaned up any typos that may have been present in the version that I sent them out.

I own up to it, fix the problem and move on. Is this a good way of going about it?

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