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jolli1 [7]
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Theirs a trick to cheat on khan academy

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3) Take picture of answer or remember it
4) Go to inspect element ——> arrows that look like this “>>”—> Application—-> Local Storage (click it until it says khan academy .com etc then click that then go to “X” by value and next to it click that then turn on wifi and put the answer
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