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If "1"= one Million, "2"= one Billion, "3"= one Trillion, etc. What is 1+1?
I apologize if this seems odd, I frequently use math to keep my brain active when I feel I am not getting mentally stimulated enough. I came up with this one, but cannot decide on a good answer. I am looking for a second opinion, as I have literally lost sleep over this one, thank you!
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