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Mary’s dog weighs 185 pounds. Her dog needs to lose between 9 and 15 pounds. Between what two percentages, rounded to the neares

t whole numbers, should Mary’s dog lose weight with respect to its current weight of 185 pounds? Select your answers from the drop-down lists.

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