Let’s break this down step by step.
You start with 6 eggs.
Then:
You broke 2 eggs (they’re not gone; just broken).
You fried 2 eggs (likely the same 2 you broke).
You ate 2 eggs (again, most likely the same 2 you fried).
So all the actions — breaking, frying, and eating — could refer to the same 2 eggs.
That means only 2 eggs were used up, and 4 eggs remain unbroken and unused.
✅ Final Answer: 4 eggs are left.
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