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I had Ubuntu installed in dual boot on my macbook pro 2018 with macOS Ventura 13.2.1 . Now I deleted the partition on which Linux was located and saw in Disk Utility that I don't have all of my SSD memory available.enter image description here

Using the diskutil list command, I get the following:

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How can I reassign the "free space" to the container disk0s2?

I already tried this command: "diskutil addpartition disk0s1 apfs NewAPFS 0" and got following:

The new partition will be added following disk0s1 Started partitioning on disk0 Error: -69519: The target disk is too small for this operation, or a gap is required in your partition map which is missing or too small, which is often caused by an attempt to grow a partition beyond the beginning of another partition or beyond the end of partition map usable space

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You have to first remove disk0s3 by entering the command given below.

diskutil erasevolume free none disk0s3

Next, add all the free space to disk0s2 by entering the command given below.

diskutil apfs resizecontainer disk0s2 0
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