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Makayla needs to bake 80 cookies. If she has baked 20% of the cookies, how many cookies does she still need to bake?
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Makayla needs to bake 80 cookies. If she has baked 20% of the cookies, how many cookies does she still need to bake?
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Makayla needs to bake 80 cookies. If she has baked 20% of the cookies, how many cookies does she still need to bake?
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64 more cookies. 20% of 80 is 16. 80-16 is 64. :)
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