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For a bake sale, Jeremy is selling cookies for $3.00 a dozen (25 cents for each single cookie). If Jeremy makes $25.75 during the bake sale, how many cookies did he sell 111 127 103 95
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For a bake sale, Jeremy is selling cookies for $3.00 a dozen (25 cents for each single cookie). If Jeremy makes $25.75 during the bake sale, how many cookies did he sell
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the answer is 103
12 • 8 + 7
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