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There are two ways to say this. It depends on who you are talking to.
If you are talking to someone who is of higher authority than you (teacher, principal, your boss, etc.) then you would reply with the usted form: Estoy bien. Y usted?
If you are talking to close friends or family, then you can reply with the Tú form: Estoy bien. Y tú?
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