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Let S be the infinite sum given by `S sum_(n->0)^oo (a_n)/(10^(2n))` where `(a_n)_(n >= 0)` is a sequence defined by `a_0=a_1=1 and a_j=20a_(j-1)-108a_(j-2)` for S is expressed in the form `a/b,` where a, b are coprime positive integers, then a equals

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