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Why did the scientist make an exact duplicate of himself

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This is a math riddle in which you can only discover the answer by cracking the given equations and each answer has the corresponding letters. Nonetheless, the solution to this is the scientist created an exact duplicate of himself because HE WAS JUST CLONING AROUND

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