Mathematics

Anne Smith

14 June, 02:36

You have 34 pound of fudge.

You split the fudge up into 3 boxes so each box weighs the same.

Witch of these statements are ture

A. 3/4 pound is 3 times as heavy as each box of fudge

B Each box has 13 pound of fudge.

C. Each box has 1/4 of all of the fudge.

D. 3*3/4 is equal to the amount of fudge in each box.

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