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amy brought a bag of fruit of snacks to school, the bag hel 60 fruit snacks and amy ate 35% of them during lunch, how many fruit

did amy ate during lunch? Please is the answer is 39!

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Sergio [31]3 years ago

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Yes the answer is 39

60*.35=21

60-21=39

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