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Mathematics, 20.05.2021 21:40, karleygirl2870

Sam tested every 50th candy bar from the assembly line to make sure there were enough peanuts in each bar. He found 15% did not have enough peanuts How many candy bars do not have enough peanuts if the factory produces 20,000 candy bars?
A 300 candy bars
OB. 15,000 candy bars
o C. 3,000 candy bars
O D. 500 candy bars

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