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A box contains 54 pieces of fruit. If two-thirds of the fruits are oranges, how many oranges are in the box?
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If two-thirds of the fruits are oranges, the number of oranges is 2/3*54=<<2/3*54=36>>36. Answer: \boxed{36}.
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