Lorena bought groceries for $102.34 and new shoes for $53.36. How much did Lorena spend on groceries and shoes altogether?

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Hello! So for this question, all you have to do is add the numbers up to get the total cost. Groceries were $102.34 and the new shoes were $53.36. 102.34 + 53.36 = 155.7. Lorena spent $155.70 total.

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