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In one week, a bakery made 1,424 trays of 25 chocolate chip cookies. The bakery also baked 628

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Answer:
The bakery baked 11,932 sugar cookies.
Explanation:
628 trays x 19 cookies = 11,932 cookies

They also baked 35,600 chocolate chip cookies. The total of BOTH cookies baked is 47,532. Hope this helped! ^^

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