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An icecream bar was 321 calories. If they increased the size of the bar by 10% which expression can be used to find the new calorie count? A. 321 x 0.1 B. 321 x 1.1 C.321 +0.1 D. 321 + 1.1​
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An icecream bar was 321 calories. If they increased the size of the bar by 10%

which expression can be used to find the new calorie count?
A. 321 x 0.1
B. 321 x 1.1
C.321 +0.1
D. 321 + 1.1​

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Answer:

c

Explanation:

User Kxyz
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A because 10% move one decimal to the left and will become 0.1
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