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LenKa
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Please help asap! #32.
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I am Lyosha
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This isn't hard at all! The 6 dolls she brought are 20% of her entire collection, right? All you have to do is multiply the 20% by 5 so you can get the amount of dolls to 100%, so
6 x 5 = 30
That's how many dolls there should be.
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