PE Interview Case. Do I correct?

I recently completed a 24hr case for a REPE analyst position and they have called me back to present the case to the directors. As I prepare and go over the case, I realize there are a few mistakes, and since it was only 24 hrs to fully evaluate 2 developments I didn't complete the analysis to my best ability (they did say it was a "priority-setting" test). But now that I'm presenting, I want to fix my mistakes and expand. I'm assuming they will have the deck printed, but I also will be sharing my screen. Should I fix mistakes in the deck and correct/expand my models? Or is this not worth it since they will refer to my original deck and models?

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