Frederick purchased a large amount of candy for a school event. After the event, 3/4 of the candy was left over. Frederick put 5/6 of the leftover candy in the faculty break room, and then he took the rest of it home. Select the expressions that could be used to determine what fraction of the original candy Frederick took home.
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