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How do you write 100 using four nines using any operation symbols?
99 + 9/9 = 100
How can you get 100 using five nines?
9x9=81 9 9=18 9 to the power 0=1 81 18 1=100
How can you make the number 100 using four nines?
99 divided by 0.99
How do you make the number 100 using 6 nines?
9 + 9 + 9/9 + (9 x 9) = 100
If you have four nines using only these four nines arrange them to total one hundred but you can only use one nine once?
99 + (9/9) = 100
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