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guess you and think alike, eh? taught him basic algebra using balance and weights keep the pans level, and thats an equation analogue. Anything less than that is either merely standard or substandard. To see tears in his eyes and protest, Im not good in math, Dad! broke my heart.I took him home, and found out that he could do not complete multiplication table or do any long division. concocted nonstressful systematic buildfromafoundation scheme.

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