Math, asked by rayyan5411, 9 months ago

There are three holes A, B and C. Hole B gets fully filled up with 18 mugs of

pebbles and C with 12. If there are 45 mugs in total and the rest can fully fill up

hole A, then how many mugs are needed to fill it?

Answers

Answered by yuvikamra02

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Step-by-step explanation:

A+B+C=45

A+18+12=45

A=15 mugs

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