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MOM2
2 years ago
0

what is 1+1

i am in 11th grade and don't know plz help me
Mathematics
HIIIIIIII
2 years ago
its 2
shotclockcheese
2 years ago
i think it might be 2 or 4 not sure
4 answers:
MOM22 years ago
1 0

the answer and maybe 2

HIIIIIIII
2 years ago
yes u are correct
Void2 years ago
0 0

2
and 2+2=fish if you need to know that too.

HIIIIIIII
2 years ago
its 4 -_-
HIIIIIIII
2 years ago
what grade are u in ?? and what are they teaching u
mrmist2 years ago
0 0

its 2 im in 7th trust me

slate2 years ago
0 0

at least 3

shotclockcheese
2 years ago
has to be
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