If 1 equals 5, 2 equals 10, 3 equals 15, 4 equals 20, then what does 5 equals to?

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If 1 equals 5, 2 equals 10, 3 equals 15, 4 equals 20, then what does 5 equals to?

Answer: 1 -- because 1 equals 5 :)

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1 — because 1 equals 5 🙂

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