He had 5 fruits. Velu had 8 fruits. If so, how much total fruit do they have?

Mani had 5 fruits, and Velu had 8 fruits. To find the total number of fruits they have together, we simply add the number of fruits each person has:

\[ \text{Total fruits} = \text{Mani's fruits} + \text{Velu's fruits} \]

\[ \text{Total fruits} = 5 + 8 \]

\[ \text{Total fruits} = 13 \]

Therefore, they have a total of 13 fruits.

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Discover how to calculate the total number of fruits when Mani has 5 fruits and Velu has 8 fruits. This math problem involves basic addition, suitable for early elementary students in Grades 1-3.

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