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Ariel has 20 bouncy balls. He later then sold them for a price of $2 per ball to his best friend, Mike Hawk. Later, Ariel has go

tten back 1/69 of his original amount of bouncy balls and got 20 more. How many bouncy balls does Ariel have?

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ValentinkaMS [17]2 years ago

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Ariel has 40 balls left

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