Math, asked by nkumarjha395, 9 months ago

9. John has bought kg of sweets. Tom has bought 1/2 kg. Harry has bought as
much as John and Tom together have bought. How many kg of sweets has
Harry bought?

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Answered by Pranav789

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Answer:

MARK AS BRAINLIEST

sweets bought by John = 1kg

sweets bought by Tom = 0.5kg

sweets bought by Harry = 1kg+0.5kg = 1.5 kg

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