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Last year there were 30 booths at the carnival. This year there are 20% fewer booths. How many booths are there this year?
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Last year there were 30 booths at the carnival. This year there are 20% fewer booths. How many booths are there this year?
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Last year there were 30 booths at the carnival. This year there are 20% fewer booths. How many booths are there this year?
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24
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20% of 30 = 6
30 - 6 = 24
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