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Katie, I'm here to ask you something. Why have you deleted my answer? I have given a fellow student in need some assistance with an ANSWER. I have also given him a step-by-step EXPLANATION. Why have you taken my answer down saying "Your answer went against our community guidelines"? I don't see why. DO NOT take this answer down. It isn't fair if you don't tell us EXACTLY why you take down our academic answers. It is getting ridiculous.

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