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2 years ago

Please tell me what 1+1 is ??????

2 answers:

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So, this answer can be answered 2 different ways. :)

Mathmatically, the answer is 2.

Logically, the answer can be anything but two.
1+1=3 assuming that one of those numbers is false. :)

Hope I helped.

Luden [163]2 years ago

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It is 2...hope it helps!

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