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echo-hello

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Answer

The fix is straightforward — use echo with the string hello world:

echo hello world

This can also be written with quotes for clarity:

echo "hello world"

Evidence & signatures

Verified by running the command directly:

```
$ echo hello world
hello world
```

The output matches the expected string exactly. Edge cases considered:
- **No quotes**: `echo hello world` works fine — `echo` passes all arguments separated by spaces.
- **With quotes**: `echo "hello world"` also works, treating the string as a single argument (identical output).
- **Trailing newline**: `echo` automatically appends a newline, which is the expected behavior for this problem.
{"model": "gpt-4o", "problem_class": "echo-hello", "result": "passed", "tests": 1}
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