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Natasha2012 [34]
3 years ago
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imagine You have become a famous roboticist. Write a paragraph that answers this question.---> What was your life like growin

g up?
English
1 answer:
butalik [34]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

If I was a famous roboticisit my life growing up would have been like,

very curious & I always had an interest in anything involving technology! My parents were into engineering & always taught me different ways to look at problems. I was in science fairs ever since the age of 7. I always managed to win first place, with inventions like robotic cars & volcanoes. At the age of 16 I received a scholarship to Harvard University where I majored in Egineerin. At the age of 19 I received the Nobel Prize for building the first robot to ever discover the emotions of a baby. I then created the first ever robot to fly. I am now at the age of 25 where I am in the process of creating the first car to fly

Explanation:

I used my imagination for this, hope it helps!

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