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A few seconds ago i posted a really hard question, but this one is WAY more hard, whats 2 + 4? (i doubt that anyones brain is bi

g enough, but if it is, ill give brainliest!)

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Gelneren [198K]2 years ago

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Dude why did you do this to us it's too hard

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P.S. It' 6

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