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The liabary at a school is organized by fiction and non fiction books there a 3 nonfiction books per 7 fiction books how many to

atle books are there if the liabary has a toaytle of 240 non fiction
books

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s344n2d4d5 [400]3 years ago

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Ratio- 3:7

240/3= 80

80x7=560

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