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This isn't a question for brainly
In this passage, the number devil is explaining numbers. We know this because of the descriptions that he provides. The number devil states that numbers are "simple." He also states that they do not need to be proven with a calculator.
Either A or D, because if it's about the paragraph, it will either be the central idea or a method to organize it, explaining the paragraph and the upcoming events to you.
In the book _Code Talker_ by Joseph Bruchac, Ned Begay goes
through a lot with regard to having gone through a tough time at boarding school
then the horrors of war. He finds
strength in this and this is known to readers because he states so. What he states is that what gets him through
this are the thoughts he has of his family and the knowledge he has that his
family is thinking of him.
I think it’s the first and 3rd one
