Mathematics · Data Interpretation and Ratio
Based on a bakery sales report, the ratio of Cakes to Pastries sold by Bakery B is 7:5, and the number of Pastries sold by Bakery C is 20% more than the Pastries sold by Bakery B. If Bakery B sold 350 Cakes and the total items sold by Bakery E is 650, find the sum of Cakes sold by Bakery C (which sold 650 total items) and the total items sold by Bakery E.
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