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Katie played 5 consecutive games of soccer without being taken off the field. Then, after a single game on the sidelines, she played another 7 consecutive games. What is the percent of increase in the
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Katie played 5 consecutive games of soccer without being taken off the field. Then, after a single game on the sidelines, she played another 7 consecutive games. What is the percent of increase in the number of consecutive games she played?
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