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1+2=? 1x1=? 2x2=? Thanks ;)

asked Mar 1, 2019 230k views

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1+2=?
1x1=?
2x2=?

Thanks ;)

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the first answer is 3 the second answer is 1 the third answer is 4

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3. 1. 4. :))))))))))))

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