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Sum of number of medium sized pizzas baked on Thursday and the number of large sized pizzas baked on Sunday were approximately how much percent of the total number of pizzas baked on Thursday?
Required % = [(100 + 35)/160] × 100 = 84% approx.More DI Questions
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