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01-10-2003, 20:09
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Can anyone solve this maths problem?
You have the following numbers:
50, 25, 75, 6, 2, 9 Using all the given numbers, can you you get the total 949? Been messing with it for over an hour and still can't figure it out! 
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02-10-2003, 13:59
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Re: Can anyone solve this maths problem?
Easy.
(50 +25) X 75 = 5625 5625/6 = 937.50 937.50 + 2 + 9 = 948.50 Round off to the nearesy whole number = 949 You don't even have to bother rearranging the number order. |
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