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Mathematics, 22.04.2021 17:40, gomezandy8537

Molly made fudge for her class. 3/4 of the fudge is chocolate. Of that 3/4 chocolate fudge, 2/3 has nuts in it. How much of the total fudge is
chocolate with nuts? Express the answer in lowest terms. *

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