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Because you've known him for a while. So he thinks it's more compatible with you.

Both boys and girls in adolescence think they are going to like someone. Someone likes to get it on their own.

Some things don't have to be done. I firmly believe that I want to read, read, read, read. My friend is like you. I told him.

You're going to read books. You have to work hard.

Because I'm fat, it's absolutely impossible for him to like me" I don't agree with this sentence, what is called "Because I'm fat, it's absolutely impossible for him to like me" I think liking at this time is a feeling, and you don't have to worry too much. Why should high school life be "hidden in the city", this is the most precious period of our youth. As long as you grasp the scale, everything is reasonable.

Find a chance to talk to you privately and ask everything, maybe he just treats you as a friend who talks about everything.

It doesn't matter how a confidant looks like. So you have the potential to be a confidant.

Maybe he likes it, maybe some people are okay with this mouthful, fat but not greasy.

Nothing. He just treats you as a true friend, he may be more cheerful, as for chatting with you, it should be a personality reason.

He has come to see you as a confidant and a good friend to talk about.

Find a café to sit down with him and have a good talk.

[a^2-(9x^2-6xy+y^2)]=a+3x)^2－(ay+3xy)

a 2-(3x-y) 2=(a+3x) 2-y(a+3x)(a+3x-y)(a-3x+y) = (a+3x-y)(a+3x) because (a+3x) 2 (ay+3xy) is not equal to 0, i.e. (a+3x-y)(a+3x) is not equal to 0

So (a+3x-y) is not equal to 0

Therefore, the original form can be reduced to.

a-3x+y=a+3x

y x=6 i.e. y=6x

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All numbers are added. It's a lot. Negative is less.

The y-axis symmetry is that k is the opposite of each other, and then you can just find a random point on y2 and substitute it.

You can draw a diagram first and solve it according to the diagram.

Three blanks fill one-eighth and one blank fills one-sixteenth.