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Wanda's restaurant buys all of its non-food items at a local warehouse store. On a recent trip to the warehouse store, the restaurant owner spent $126.83 just for paper products. If paper products were only 22% of the entire purchase, find the total amount spent on that trip?
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0.22 = $576.50 total spent on shopping trip
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