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This isn’t math but can someone please give me an example on how you would answer this?

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Jobisdone [24]3 years ago

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So I would say something like: My living situation doesn't effect my school work I have plenty of time to do my academics. I don't travel between homes I stay in one house. And I have access to a computer and cell phone. -Your friend, Bill Cipher

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