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Shana and Clara bought identical chocolate bars after school. Shana ate 3 8 of her chocolate bar and Clara ate 3 4 of hers. If Clara gave the rest of her chocolate bar to Shana, how much chocolate would
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Shana and Clara bought identical chocolate bars after school. Shana ate 3 8 of her chocolate bar and Clara ate 3 4 of hers. If Clara gave the rest of her chocolate bar to Shana, how much chocolate would Shana have all together?

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10/8

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