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How do you make 24 by using the numbers 8 6 5 and 4 only one time?
8*(4-(6-5)) = 24
How many three digit numbers can you make using the numbers 4 5 6 and 7 only once?
4*3*2 = 24 of them.
How can you make 24 using only the following numbers once 7 5 9 8?
(7 + 5 - 9) x 8 = 24
Can you make 24 using only numbers 10 8 5 4?
Yes you can, (4+8)*10/5
How can you get 24 by using only the numbers 2 3 3 6?
By using: (3*6)+(3*2) = 24
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