Math, asked by renusingh51484, 9 months ago

What should be added to (2/3+3/4+1/5) to get 8 ?

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Answered by BrainlyUnnie

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Answer:

2/3+3/4+1/5 = 40+45+12/60 = 97/60

8-97/60 = 6.3833....or 6.380 (approx.)

So, 6.380 should be added to 2/3+3/4+1/5 to get 8.

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Answered by meenakshidsharma09

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Answer:

19/24 is answer hence should be added to ####

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