Arthur D. answered • 04/25/18
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3!*7+12-2=
(3*2*1)*7+12-2=
6*7+12-2=
42+12-2=
54-2=
52
Desiree C.
asked • 04/25/18using these numbers in order how can i get 52 with 3, 7, 12, 2?
I m trying to create an equation using 3, 7, 12, and 2 in order to get 52
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Kenneth S. answered • 04/25/18
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12(7-3) + 22
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Desiree, it's always best to submit the complete set of conditions when sending a question!
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