Hey, what is 2*3+2*6^588+(3/3)=? I keep getting it wrong all the time. I have another question, chocolate cake or red velvet cake.

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Hey, what is 2*3+2*6^588+(3/3)=? I keep getting it wrong all the time.

I have another question, chocolate cake or red velvet cake.

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yea that’s a very easy problem cannot believe you getting it wrong. also red velvet cake.

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