EPTMath question
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MrCanada!
Canada124 Posts
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Cpt Obvious
Germany3073 Posts
2 1 closed. | ||
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MrCanada!
Canada124 Posts
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sith
United States2474 Posts
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AutumnLight
Ukraine2488 Posts
rhino testicles are delicious | ||
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Cpt Obvious
Germany3073 Posts
[02:40] <Locked__> solved ez [02:40] <Locked__> too bad i'll never post that [02:40] <Locked__> hahahaha | ||
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Locked
United States4182 Posts
On March 27 2007 17:41 Cpt Obvious wrote: [02:40] <Locked__> 5 * (5-1) + 5 [02:40] <Locked__> solved ez [02:40] <Locked__> too bad i'll never post that [02:40] <Locked__> hahahaha = 25 lolol | ||
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ShabZzoY!
Great Britain760 Posts
On March 27 2007 17:41 Cpt Obvious wrote: [02:40] <Locked__> 5 * (5-1) + 5 [02:40] <Locked__> solved ez [02:40] <Locked__> too bad i'll never post that [02:40] <Locked__> hahahaha Thats 25. | ||
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lil.sis
China4650 Posts
im intrigued nobody close this | ||
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ShabZzoY!
Great Britain760 Posts
On March 27 2007 17:34 MrCanada! wrote: So u have 4 numbers 5 5 5 1 and they have to equal to 24. U can only use + - x / and u can only use the number once and u must use all of them. I dont know the answer, i tried for like 30 mins and i was just wondering if anyone could find it here. You certain this is possible..? | ||
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Cpt Obvious
Germany3073 Posts
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ilovezil
United States4143 Posts
First of all, multiples / divisons / addition / subtraction of 5's will only end in a 5 or 0. This means that the 1 must be used in order to subtract the final after using the three 5's. You canoot multiply or divide the 1 among the 5's because that will only result in the same thing. Maybe I'm not looking at all possible scenarios... | ||
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Ryshi
Canada361 Posts
(5-1/5)*5 = 4.8*5 =24 | ||
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Locked
United States4182 Posts
On March 27 2007 17:44 ilovezil wrote: I dont think it's possible. First of all, multiples / divisons / addition / subtraction of 5's will only end in a 5 or 0. This means that the 1 must be used in order to subtract the final after using the three 5's. You canoot multiply or divide the 1 among the 5's because that will only result in the same thing. Maybe I'm not looking at all possible scenarios... well technically 5/5 = 1 but then you have 1, 1, and 5 which is impossible but you can do it other ways i think... edit: or you can do it like him ^ actually he didn't even say if we can use parentheses  | ||
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lil.sis
China4650 Posts
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Catyoul
France2377 Posts
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lil.sis
China4650 Posts
On March 27 2007 17:46 Ryshi wrote: easy (5-1/5)*5 = 4.8*5 =24 or that faget | ||
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Catyoul
France2377 Posts
I don't think it's a homework too, it would be really stupid. | ||
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Cpt Obvious
Germany3073 Posts
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sith
United States2474 Posts
btw captainobv and locked are cyber bullys | ||
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