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I WILL GIVE THE BEST ANSWER BRAINLIEST!! Explain a problem you think needs to be solved. How would you solve it?

Base your response on your own observations and experiences and research as needed. In your response:

- define the problem;

- explain the importance of solving it; and

- propose a specific solution persuasively.

Your post should be two or more paragraphs

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