Math, asked by learningedge5728, 1 month ago

swati complete 1/2 his homework in the afternoon and 1/3 in evening how much homework is done and how much is left plz give in detail

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Answered by ajaychaudhary135

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Answer:

total homework done= the homework afternoon+

homework done in the evening

= 1/2+1/3

=(3+2)/6

=5/6

homework left =1-5/6

=(6-5)/6

=1/6

therefore 1/6 of the homework will be left

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