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I am having trouble with my homeschool homework. please help.

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Naya [18.7K]3 years ago

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Hello,
half of 3/4 =1/2*3/4=3/8

3/8+1/12+/18=3/8+1/8+1/12=1/2+1/12=7/12

Answer D

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