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1/ Make 24 out of 1, 5, 5, and 5.2/ Make 24 out of 3, 3, 8 and 8.
posted by steven | 1:33 PM
1/ 24 = (5 * sqrt(5) * sqrt(5) ) - 12/ 24 = sqrt(3) * sqrt(3) * sqrt(8) * sqrt(8)
Nice. I couldn't get the second one.For the first one, I got this:24 = (5 * 5) - 1^5Where 1^5 is 1 raised to the fifth power.
5*(5-1/5) = 24
8/(3-8/3) = 24
I thought you could only use + - / *anyways this is how i did it..= (-1/5 + 5) *5 = (24/5) *5= (24
8(3-8/3)= 24
8/(3-8/3)
(5-(/5))*5=24
[(5!-5)/5]+1
8*3=24*3= 72/3=24
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8/[3-(3/8)]= 8/[(9/3)-(8/3)]=8/(1/3)=24
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1/ 24 = (5 * sqrt(5) * sqrt(5) ) - 1
2/ 24 = sqrt(3) * sqrt(3) * sqrt(8) * sqrt(8)
Nice. I couldn't get the second one.
For the first one, I got this:
24 = (5 * 5) - 1^5
Where 1^5 is 1 raised to the fifth power.
5*(5-1/5) = 24
8/(3-8/3) = 24
I thought you could only use + - / *
anyways this is how i did it..
= (-1/5 + 5) *5
= (24/5) *5
= (24
8(3-8/3)= 24
8/(3-8/3)
(5-(/5))*5=24
[(5!-5)/5]+1
8*3=24*3= 72/3=24
I'll be visiting your site again to gather some more valuable information. You truly did a good job.
Thank you for the efforts you been putting on making your site such an interesting and informative place to browse through.
8/[3-(3/8)]= 8/[(9/3)-(8/3)]=8/(1/3)=24
I Like your blog,will sharing this with my friends, excellent work.
small business voip
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