He failed he was unlucky combine into one simple sentence
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He failed in a exam and un lucky.
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He failed as he was unlucky.
This is the right form of the sentence as the conjunction used combines the two different phrases into one single sentence to give it an appropriate meaning by keeping the originality of the sentence intact.
The word "as" is used here to join the sentence.
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