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3 years ago

Michael is 3 33 times as old as Brandon. 1 8 1818 years ago, Michael was 9 99 times as old as Brandon.

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soo are these real math questions? I mean like do your teachers actually ask you these kind of questions or you are making all this up? because they seem to have no answers for them at all

I hope this is a joke tbh

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