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3 years ago

How does this app work?

2 answers:

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Answer questions (don’t put random things because you can get reported and possibly suspended) to get points.

The points are needed to ask questions.

If a question helped you, you can rate it or give a thanks (click the ❤️)

For the questions you ask, you can give brainiest to the best answer. Giving brainiest helps the person you gave it to, and it gives back some points you used for the question.

If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. As always, I hope this helps and hope you have a great day and brainiest is always appreciated.

sergeinik [125]3 years ago

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If you have any questions you can ask this app like when I had a math problem I didn’t know how to do it so I typed it in and someone gave me the answer and they explained how they did it so now I understand the math homework or you can search what the problem says like how many presidents are there? Someone may have asked that so you can click on the question and some other people may have answered it so you can see what the answer is this app is kinda like a chest sheet

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