The Science Club's fundraiser revenue distribution indicates that 58% of the total income was generated from juice sales, 27% from cookies, and 15% from apples. However, the club reported that 87% of their total revenue was attributed to juice sales, which suggests a discrepancy in the reported percentages. To accurately determine the revenue from cookies and apples, a recalculation based on the total income is necessary, taking into account the correct percentages.
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Thank you all for helping if u didmathametic said:At a school fundraiser, the science club made 58% of their money selling juice, 27% selling cookies,and 15% selling appels . The club made 87% selling juice .How much did the club make selling cookies? How much did they make selling appels?
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