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What is 1+1?
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I have a very hard time answering this math problem. Could someone at least give me a hint to the answer. Or maybe write the steps out for me.
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No hints! We must do our own homework! One joker, plus one joker would ordinarily be two jokers!! But in this case, one joker asked what is 1 + 1, and the answer would be two! So, one joker has to accept two as the answer! Have a stiff drink! You'll feel better!
Answer Date: 01:45pm 06/13/08
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An but 1 what plus 1 what?
Can 1 dog and another dog equal two dogs? What about the number of hairs on the dog? The number of fleas? The molecular composition?
This question is far too complex to be answered simply.
You should consult a philosopher.
I believe NASA has a helpline also.
Can 1 dog and another dog equal two dogs? What about the number of hairs on the dog? The number of fleas? The molecular composition?
This question is far too complex to be answered simply.
You should consult a philosopher.
I believe NASA has a helpline also.
Answer Date: 05:27pm 06/13/08
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Answer Date: 10:52am 06/16/08
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The answer to that is 3
Have you ever studied George Orwell's 1984? 2 +2 also equals 5.
So, if you don't understand this then perhaps get a copy of the book and then you will.
Have you ever studied George Orwell's 1984? 2 +2 also equals 5.
So, if you don't understand this then perhaps get a copy of the book and then you will.
Answer Date: 08:45pm 06/19/08
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You have asked 1+1 is simply 1+1 in mathematics since you did not use = or > or < or any other sign after 1+1 to reply your answer exactly.
Answer Date: 08:58pm 06/19/08
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Since the equation is unfinished, 1+1 . A complete mathamatical equation has to be complete. 1+1=. So im thinking the answer is still 1?
Answer Date: 09:13pm 06/19/08
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