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如果ab=23,那么aa+b等于( ) A.3﹕2 B.2﹕5 C.5﹕3 D.3﹕5

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题目:

如果
a
b
=
2
3
,那么
a
a+b
等于(  )
A.3﹕2B.2﹕5C.5﹕3D.3﹕5

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