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A baby weighed 6.8 pounds at birth. Three months later, the baby weighed 10.2 pounds. By what percent did the baby's weight increase?
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A baby weighed 6.8 pounds at birth. Three months later, the baby weighed 10.2 pounds. By what percent did the baby's weight increase?
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A baby weighed 6.8 pounds at birth. Three months later, the baby weighed 10.2 pounds. By what percent did the baby's weight increase?
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whe baby weight would going up
20 percent
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