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Emily’s Problem of the Week

by EScouten on Dec 03, 2010

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Emily’s Problem of the Week
Emily’s Problem of the Week
A box contains apples and pears. An equal number of apple and pears are rotten. Two-thirds of all the apples are rotten. Three-fourths of all of the pears are rotten. What fraction of the total number of pieces of fruit in the box is rotten?