8+8
7+9
6+10
and so on to
0+16
-1+17
-2+18
and on and on - forever. An infinite lot of such sums.
Then there are
7.9+8.1
7.8+8.2
and so on. An infinite lot of such sums.
Not forgetting
7.99+8.01
7.98+8.02
etc again, an infinite number.
and decimals to 3 digits, 4 digits: an infinite number in each case.
There are also sums of three number, four numbers and so on.
Oh, nearly forgot multiplications
1*16
2*8
3*5.33...
4*4
5*3.2
6*2.66...
and so on.
And products of 3 numbers, 4 numbers, ...
I hope that by this stage you got the idea.
8+8
7+9
6+10
and so on to
0+16
-1+17
-2+18
and on and on - forever. An infinite lot of such sums.
Then there are
7.9+8.1
7.8+8.2
and so on. An infinite lot of such sums.
Not forgetting
7.99+8.01
7.98+8.02
etc again, an infinite number.
and decimals to 3 digits, 4 digits: an infinite number in each case.
There are also sums of three number, four numbers and so on.
Oh, nearly forgot multiplications
1*16
2*8
3*5.33...
4*4
5*3.2
6*2.66...
and so on.
And products of 3 numbers, 4 numbers, ...
I hope that by this stage you got the idea.
8+8
7+9
6+10
and so on to
0+16
-1+17
-2+18
and on and on - forever. An infinite lot of such sums.
Then there are
7.9+8.1
7.8+8.2
and so on. An infinite lot of such sums.
Not forgetting
7.99+8.01
7.98+8.02
etc again, an infinite number.
and decimals to 3 digits, 4 digits: an infinite number in each case.
There are also sums of three number, four numbers and so on.
Oh, nearly forgot multiplications
1*16
2*8
3*5.33...
4*4
5*3.2
6*2.66...
and so on.
And products of 3 numbers, 4 numbers, ...
I hope that by this stage you got the idea.
8+8
7+9
6+10
and so on to
0+16
-1+17
-2+18
and on and on - forever. An infinite lot of such sums.
Then there are
7.9+8.1
7.8+8.2
and so on. An infinite lot of such sums.
Not forgetting
7.99+8.01
7.98+8.02
etc again, an infinite number.
and decimals to 3 digits, 4 digits: an infinite number in each case.
There are also sums of three number, four numbers and so on.
Oh, nearly forgot multiplications
1*16
2*8
3*5.33...
4*4
5*3.2
6*2.66...
and so on.
And products of 3 numbers, 4 numbers, ...
I hope that by this stage you got the idea.
As many as you want. An unlimited number of ways.
There are an infinite number of ways to get -14
There are six ways.
As many as you want.
2 ways
16*15*14*13/(4*3*2*1) = 1820
You can look at 8 as 23 power, and you an view it is 2x4 and and 16-8. There are many ways.
There are 16 ways that four cars can be parked in a row of four parking spaces. You would multiply the number of cars by the number of spaces.
ends with 5 2 ways to multiply
As many as you want. An unlimited number of ways.
0.5625
the factors are 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32
There are 4! or factorial(4) = 24 ways.
Imagine putting them on a shelf from left to right. There are 16 ways to choose the first one. Then you have 15 left so there are 15 ways of choosing one of those to be next on the shelf. Then 13 ways, 12 ways and so on until you have only one trophy left to put on the right-hand side. That means there are 16 x 15 x 14 x 13....and so on ways. This is called "factorial 16" and is written down as 16! On many calculators there is a n! button which will calculate factorial "any whole number". In the present case you simply press the buttons for 16 first and then press the n! button, which will give you 1307674368000 So it would take you quite a while to arrange them in so many different ways.
There are an infinite number of ways to get -14
An infinite number of ways.
infinite ways.