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#18 Mikayla has 25 stickers. 14 are puffy stickers. What percent of her stickers are puffy stickers?
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#18 Mikayla has 25 stickers. 14 are puffy stickers. What percent of her stickers are puffy stickers?
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#18 Mikayla has 25
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her stickers are puffy
stickers?
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Answer: 3.5 percent are puffy
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