Solving for Numbers

Level 1

You have four numbers and you have to use all four putting them in an expression. Example: You have to solve for six. Your four numbers are: 1,4,5,6, (4+6)-(5-1)=6

You have to solve for nine. Your four numbers are: 1,3,5,8

(8-5)+(3-1) (8+3)-(5-1) (5+8)-(3+1)

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Kaitlyn Hauser
Apr 15, 2018

So, expressions! Just taking some time, you can do this fast! 8+3=11 and 11-4 (5-1)=7. So that in one is out. 8-5=3 and 3+2 (3-1)=5. It has to then be the last one. 5+8=13 and 13-4 (3+1)=9!

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