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3 years ago

If three is five ,and 5 is 4,and 4is4 , What is 8

Mathematics

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svetoff [14.1K]3 years ago

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You are counting the number of letters in the spelled number.

3 - three - has 5 letters - Hence, "three is five"

5 - five - has 4 letters - Hence, "five is four"

4 - five - has 4 letters - Hence, "four is four"

8 - eight - has 5 letters - Hence, "eight is five"

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