Math, asked by re89kh, 1 year ago

The height of a pole is 32/5 m.A lizard climbed 18/5 m on it.how much more does it have to climb to reach the top of the pole?

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Subtract (32/5)-(18/5)=(14/5)m please mark it brainiest

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