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Cody is selling chocolate and white chocolate candy bars for a school fundraiser. 30% of the candy bars sold have been white cho

colate. If Cody has sold 24 white chocolate candy bars, how many total candy bars has he sold?

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bogdanovich [222]3 years ago

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30% of 24 is 7.2, which can be rounded to 7 white chocolate candy bars.

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