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Mathematics, 04.01.2022 07:10 gudtavosanchez19

The ratio of Samantha’s postcards to Erica’s postcards was 8 to 5. Erica counted their actual number of postcards and found that she had 60 fewer postcards than Samantha. How many postcards does Erica have?

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