4-4=0
4/4=1
(4+4)/4=2
(4+4+4)/4=3
(4x4)/4=4
(4+4+4+4+4)/4=5
I dunno about going on but can you not just add 4 together as many times as the number you're trying to get, then divide it by 4?
E.g.
(4+4+4+4+4+4+4+4+4)/4=9
?
Do you have to use four 4s everytime or can you us up to four 4's?
I only just read the using four fours bit Ignore me
not sure on how to get to 7
I would guess you would have to use powers and square roots to get many of these, for example, (4 cubed - 4 squared) + square root of 4 = 50
Before I waste any time with this....does it work with any number....or at least any number up to 10 ?
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(4/4) / (4/4) = 1
(4*4) / (4+4) = 2
or
(4/4) + (4/4) = 2
"44-4/4=10"
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Order of Operations means that would be 43 surely?
4*44/4=44 Ilike this as it's 4's
So you can put your 4s together to make 44 then?
Order of Operations means that would be 43 surely?
44-4 (40) divided by 4 = 10
I don't see why not Haak still only using four 4's
Tino - he means you should've put brackets in so it read:
(44-4) / 4 = 10
Again Tino - BODMAS?
44-4/4
Brackets? No
Orders? No
Division & Multiplication? Yes = 4/4 = 1
Addition & Subtraction? Yes = 44-1 = 43
44 - 4/4 = 43
"13 can't be done can it?"
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4+4+4+4/4 = 13
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posted on 10/5/13
4-4=0
4/4=1
(4+4)/4=2
(4+4+4)/4=3
(4x4)/4=4
(4+4+4+4+4)/4=5
I dunno about going on but can you not just add 4 together as many times as the number you're trying to get, then divide it by 4?
E.g.
(4+4+4+4+4+4+4+4+4)/4=9
?
posted on 10/5/13
Do you have to use four 4s everytime or can you us up to four 4's?
posted on 10/5/13
4+4/4+4 =6
posted on 10/5/13
I only just read the using four fours bit Ignore me
posted on 10/5/13
not sure on how to get to 7
posted on 10/5/13
4+4*4/4 = 8
posted on 10/5/13
Tino
(4+4) - (4/4) = 7
posted on 10/5/13
nice one
posted on 10/5/13
(4/4)+4=5
(4/4)+4+4=9
posted on 10/5/13
44-4/4=10
posted on 10/5/13
44+4/4 = 12
posted on 10/5/13
I would guess you would have to use powers and square roots to get many of these, for example, (4 cubed - 4 squared) + square root of 4 = 50
posted on 10/5/13
Before I waste any time with this....does it work with any number....or at least any number up to 10 ?
posted on 10/5/13
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posted on 10/5/13
(4/4) / (4/4) = 1
(4*4) / (4+4) = 2
or
(4/4) + (4/4) = 2
posted on 10/5/13
"44-4/4=10"
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Order of Operations means that would be 43 surely?
posted on 10/5/13
4*44/4=44 Ilike this as it's 4's
posted on 10/5/13
So you can put your 4s together to make 44 then?
posted on 10/5/13
Order of Operations means that would be 43 surely?
44-4 (40) divided by 4 = 10
posted on 10/5/13
I don't see why not Haak still only using four 4's
posted on 10/5/13
Tino - he means you should've put brackets in so it read:
(44-4) / 4 = 10
posted on 10/5/13
13 can't be done can it?
posted on 10/5/13
Again Tino - BODMAS?
44-4/4
Brackets? No
Orders? No
Division & Multiplication? Yes = 4/4 = 1
Addition & Subtraction? Yes = 44-1 = 43
44 - 4/4 = 43
posted on 10/5/13
Hmm, crappy question
posted on 10/5/13
"13 can't be done can it?"
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4+4+4+4/4 = 13
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