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A large candy bar was 120 calories. The smaller candy bar has 16 percent less calories. How many calories does the smaller candy bar have?
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A large candy bar was 120 calories. The
smaller candy bar has 16 percent less
calories. How many calories does the
smaller candy bar have?
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Answer: 119
The candy bar has 119 calories
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The smaller chocolate bar has 100.8 calories. To find this multiply 120*0.16 to find the “16 percent less” which equals 19.2 less calories. Then subtract 19.2 from 120 to get 100.8
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