Using the numerals 1,7,7,7 and 7 (a "1" and four "7"s) create the number 100.
As well as the five numerals you can use the usual mathematical operations (+, -, x, ÷ and brackets ().
For example: (7+1) × (7+7) = 112 would be a good attempt, but not right, because it is not 100.
| We know of two solutions: a) 177-77 = 100 b) (7+7) × (7+(1 ÷ 7)) = 100 |
Second answer is more technical. Good One.
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second answer is good kavitha
Kya buddhu banane wali baat hai.
Only good.
| Originally posted by :Anandi | ||
| " | Kya buddhu banane wali baat hai. Only good. |
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These things are not "BUDDHU" anandi. These are mind games.............i think it should be encouraged much more.
Thanks kavitha for sharing it................... you should put something more like this
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| Originally posted by :AJAY DAGAR | ||
| " | Originally posted by :Anandi " Kya buddhu banane wali baat hai. Only good. " These things are not "BUDDHU" anandi. These are mind games.............i think it should be encouraged much more. Thanks kavitha for sharing it................... you should put something more like this |
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Good, your 2nd answer sounds more logical
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