jdbhuw
jdbhuw
12-04-2016
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How can you use 2, 3, 5 and 8 to get 104?
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Аноним
Аноним
12-04-2016
the answer would be 8·(5*2+3)=8·(15+3)=8·13=104 i hope this helps=)
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AL2006
AL2006
12-04-2016
Salma showed me how to do it.
Here are two ways:
8 times (5·3 - 2) = 8 times (15 - 2) = 8 times 13 = 104 .
8 times (5·2 + 3) = 8 times (10 + 3) = 8 times 13 = 104.
Thank you, Salma.
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