You have to solve the following:
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You can put as many operations in the spaces but they must not contain a digit/letter. e.g.
You can have but not .
You can only use factorials and double factorials, BODMAS/PEMDAS operations and square roots.
Good luck.
Extension: Find the smallest positive integral value of such that _ _ has no solutions.
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Answer below. If you want to do it yourself, don't scroll down: ....................................... (0!+0!+0!)!
(1+1+1)!
2+2+2
3!+3−3
4+4+4
(5÷5)+5
6+6−6
7−(7÷7)
(8+8!÷8)!
9+9×9
Legid?
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Nice!...
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You should try it yourself! Its fun! :D
Ahh... but that was only the first part o the problem. You have to find as many different solutions as you can.
Try this
9_ 9 _ 9=10
Without addition.
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−(−9÷9−9)
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−− is +...
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logic question by π... I'd rather not
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