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An ice cream bar was 692 calories. If they increased the size of the bar by 3%, what is the expression to find the new calorie count?
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An ice cream bar was 692 calories. If they increased the size of the bar by 3%, what is the expression to find the new calorie count?
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B= ice cream bar
C= new calorie count
Expression:
C=(0.03B) + B
C=(3% * 692)+692
C=(0.03 * 692)+692
C=20.76+692
C=712.76 or rounded to 713= new calorie count
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