(Step-by-Step) In a pile of ties, 14% were rejected for defects and the rest of the ties, amounting to 645, were accepted. How many ties were there in the
Question: In a pile of ties, 14% were rejected for defects and the rest of the ties, amounting to 645, were accepted. How many ties were there in the pile?
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