Your
answers must be written in the boxes with no other equal signs
using
grouping symbols where needed.
Correct format: 98 = (1+9)x9+8. Incorrect format: 1 + 9 =10
x 9 = 90 + 8 = 98.
Also,
two digit numbers (such as 19, 91, 98, 99) may not be used.
*It
is possible
to make all 100 numbers!
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enter your name.
1
=
35
=
69
=
2
=
36
=
70
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3
=
37
=
71
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4
=
38
=
72
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5
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39
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73
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6
=
40
=
74
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7
=
41
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75
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8
=
42
=
76
=
9
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43
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77
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10
=
44
=
78
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11
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45
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79
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12
=
46
=
80
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13
=
47
=
81
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14
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48
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82
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15
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49
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83
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16
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50
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84
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17
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51
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85
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18
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52
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86
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19
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53
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87
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20
=
54
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88
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21
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55
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89
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22
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56
=
90
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23
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57
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91
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24
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58
=
92
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25
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59
=
93
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26
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60
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94
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27
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61
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95
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28
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62
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96
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29
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63
=
97
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30
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64
=
98
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31
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65
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99
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32
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66
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100
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33
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67
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34
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68
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Square
Root: Don't forget, if you need a "3",
you can make one by using the square root of 9 or .
Once you
have your three, you can use it like this example:...........18
= x
+
(1 + 8)
Cube
Root: A cube root is similar to a
Square Root. It is the number which when taken to the third power
or "cubed" gives you the number under the radical symbol.
Ex:
= 2, because 2 to the
third power = 8.
Factorial:
Is a mathematical operation involving multiplying all of the positive
integers from 1 to the number with the factorial sign.
For example:
three factorial is written 3! and it means 1 x 2 x 3 = 6. I
have found that by using the square root of 9 which equals 3 and
then applying the factorial, I can create a
six from one of the "9" digits......ex:......!
= 6........Try it out on your calculator, it's really cool.
Once
you can use factorial notation, a lot of numbers can be found like
this one: 23 = 1 x !
+ 9 + 8.
.
= 2, because 2 to the
third power = 8.