History, 15.04.2020 21:44, kylee76

Can you crack ? This is a very interesting and intelligent question.. If 1 1 1 1= R 2 2 2 2= T 3 3 3 3= E 4 4 4 4= N Then 5 5 5 5= ? Challenge to all master brains! Explain the answer with logic.

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