I need help with my study island

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I'm going to answer this anyway as you clearly made a mistake in what you were trying to ask and/or forget the image you were trying to put in it. Considering that as long as someone if looking at the question, you're not allowed to edit the question, it's virtually impossible to get that to happen. SO what I'm going to do instead of attach an image of "studt island".

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