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A superhero recently asked his nemesis how many cats she has. She answered with a riddle:two-thirds of my cats plus two

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Oh man, this is the easiest college level math question that I could find as a middle schooler. I would say 8, but it's probably the wrong answer, so um bye.

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A superhero recently asked his nemesis how many cats she has. She answered with a​ riddle:two-thirds of my cats plus two

A superhero recently asked his nemesis how many cats she has. She answered with a riddle:two-thirds of my cats plus two