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Amelia's mom baked 48 cookies. After Amelia and her friends walk through the kitchen, there are 18 cookies left. what is the per

cent increase in the number of apps Tan has on his phone

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Alika [10]3 years ago

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48 minus 18=30 percent is the increase in the number of apps on Tan's phone

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