
Sam Z. answered 08/03/19
Math/Science Tutor
I like your system.
As for 39; multiply by 40 then subtract the multiple.


Sam Z.
I've never done anything like that. I always tried to make it easier. I'd like to see your work.08/04/19
Hi,
This is not a question but a challenge that stimulates creativity and teaches mental arithmetic in a fun way.
Some of the numbers, like 39 require a lot of thinking.....
Using only five numerals 5 (no less and no more) express all positive integers from 0 to 50 using only the four arithmetic operations, square root, fifth root, factorial and a decimal point. For example:
0 = (5-5)/(5+5+5)
1 = (5/5) + (5-5)/5
2 = (5+5)/5 + (5-5)
3 = [(5 x 5) + 5]/ (5+5) = (5+5)/5 + 5/5
Good luck and please post your answers
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Sam Z. answered 08/03/19
Math/Science Tutor
I like your system.
As for 39; multiply by 40 then subtract the multiple.
Sam Z.
I've never done anything like that. I always tried to make it easier. I'd like to see your work.08/04/19
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