How old are the people here usually

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The discussion centers around the age demographics of participants in the forum, with a focus on potential homework assistance. The community is noted for its diversity, with the majority of members typically falling within the 20-40 age range. While there are members both older and younger, this age group is the most prevalent. The conversation also emphasizes the availability of knowledgeable individuals willing to help with homework queries.

How old are you?

  • Child 12 or under

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Teenager 13 - 19

    Votes: 1 100.0%

  • Adult 20 - 65

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Senior 65 +

    Votes: 0 0.0%
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I was just wondering, how old are the people here usually? Just in case I need help on homework it would be nice to know.
 
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The age range of people here can vary, as it is a diverse community. However, based on my observations, the majority of individuals here are between the ages of 20-40. Of course, there are also some older and younger members, but this seems to be the most common age group. I hope this helps and if you do need help with homework, there are many knowledgeable members in this community who may be able to assist you.
 

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