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What happend if both of your hand have the same fingerprints?​
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What happend if both of your hand have the same fingerprints?​

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Having both of your hands the same fingerprint is impossible.

Step-by-step explanation:

All areas of all parts of your skin that contain “fingerprints" are believed to be unique.

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