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At a new development, a landscaper unloaded 200 plants from his truck. 30% of the plants were shrubs. How many shrubs were used?
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At a new development, a landscaper unloaded 200 plants from his truck. 30% of the plants were shrubs. How many shrubs were used?
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To find 30%: 200×0.30=60 shrubs total.
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