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figure out what they're trying to ask you to imagine. I'm not exactly sure how to look at the question though... should i imagine the numbers in half, imagine what numbers would look symmetrical and next to each other, both, or neither?

sorry if this is just a waste of space, but all i know is that you have to see where to begin before trying to figure out what 9 would look like if beheaded (which would either be a 1 or a 7... i know they're not even but they could be in the tens or hundreds place).

also say the numbers aloud and see if this is a verbal riddle/joke. like 62 (sixty two... sick tea too) or something like that.

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