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2

Explanation:

The Answer is quite hard to come to but i believe 1+1 is 2.

Let us take a deeper look at the statement `one plus one equals two’ from a mathematician’s perspective. ‘One’ and ‘two’ are objects (with the familiar label number being a name for the type or class of object). `Plus’ (addition) is an operation that is done on two objects and produces another object (the type of object in view here of course, is the number). `Equals’ (equality) is a relation between two objects (in this case, numbers), which we know to hold when the two objects are the same. The statement is saying that the object resulting from `one plus one’ is the same as the object ‘two’.

Our next step then, is a matter of definition: to define what a number is, to define addition for numbers and to define the notion of equality. This is not a trivial task (to get an idea of the technicalities involved, read the Wikipedia article on ‘Peano axioms’ [1], which shows one way of doing this). Although rather academic in nature, the definitions of numbers themselves, provide a more fundamental answer to the original question posed, than the rules of counting, which depend on those definitions