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Last year, all purchases of a certain product were made either online or in a store. If 55 percent of the purchases were made on

line, what was the ratio of the number of
purchases made online to the number of purchases made in a store?

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emmasim [6.3K]3 years ago

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55/44. or simplified to be 5/4.

Hope this helps!

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