Akhil and Sanjeev were given one basket of mangoes of equal number. Akhil added 2 mangoes to his basket while Sanjeev also added 2 mangoes to his basket. After some time their friend Sarath counted the number of mangoes in the two boxes and found equal number of mangoes in both. Did Sarath make any mistakes while counting?

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The correct option is B
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It is very evident that, if an equal number of mangoes are added to an equal number of mangoes in the baskets, the resultant number of mangoes will also be equal.

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The correct option is B False It is very evident that, if an equal number of mangoes are added to an equal number of mangoes in the baskets, the resultant number of mangoes will also be equal.

The correct option is B
False

It is very evident that, if an equal number of mangoes are added to an equal number of mangoes in the baskets, the resultant number of mangoes will also be equal.