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Before his shopping spree, Jim owned 133 bracelets. Then he bought 138 more bracelets. What is the ratio of bracelets purchased to resulting total number of bracelets?

Before his shopping spree, Jim owned 133 bracelets. Then he bought 138 more bracelets. What is the ratio of bracelets purchased to resulting total number of bracelets?
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Before his shopping spree, Jim owned 133

bracelets. Then he bought 138 more
bracelets. What is the ratio of bracelets
purchased to resulting total number of
bracelets?

User Okrumnow
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Answer:

271

Explanation:

Add 138 and 133 then you get 271 at the end

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