A candy and nut company sells a bag of candy that contains a mixture of just lollypops and chocolate bars. The ratio of lollypops to chocolate bars in the bag is 3:5, and the difference between the number of lollypops and the number of chocolate bars is 18. What is the total number of candies in the bag?

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A candy and nut company sells a bag of candy that contains a mixture of just lollypops and chocolate bars. The ratio of lollypops to chocolate bars in the bag is 3:5, and the difference between the number of lollypops and the number of chocolate bars is 18. What is the total number of candies in the bag?






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