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I have been on brainly for several years now and have seen many questions like this and even created a few, but unfortunately, they keep struggling users from getting the help they so desperately need.

Many of them get deleted so to save you a warning and the possibility of having your account deleted it would be wise to edit this question and ask some sort of academic question to prevent brainly deleter bots from targeting you.

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Nastasia [14]2 years ago
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