A person cut two cakes into two different shapes and eat remaining part. Find out how much cake left with him?

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The correct option is B
The sum of above is equivalent to
By combaining cakes the person have $\frac{3}{4}$ of total cake.

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A person cut two cakes into two different shapes and eat remaining part. Find out how much cake left with him?

The correct option is B The sum of above is equivalent to By combaining cakes the person have 34 of total cake.

The correct option is B
The sum of above is equivalent to
By combaining cakes the person have $\frac{3}{4}$ of total cake.