Math, asked by amitbhaisahab, 5 months ago

If two vessels carry 2.6 litre and 2.4 litre water. If the same quantity of water is kept in both the
vessels. Then how much water will be there in each vessel?

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Answered by zeeyadmisri24

12

Answer:

2.5 liters is the answer

trpatlebgt: 10 ans.

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