Mathematics, 26.03.2020 17:48 tony7135

Lorenzo works in a bakery and has been asked by a client to bake
cookies for a party. Based on an increase in the number of expected
guests for the party, Lorenzo is asked by his client to increase the
original order of cookies by 200%.
Lorenzo decides to double the original number of cookies since 200% is
two times the original number of cookies. Explain why this would not
meet the client's order.
If the original order called for 85 cookies, how many cookies would
Lorenzo need to bake to meet the new order?

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Lorenzo works in a bakery and has been asked by a client to bake
cookies for a party. Based on...