How to get 30 by using (1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15) fill it in _+_+_+_+_=_ (solve it without factorisation formula)
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The sum of
three odd numbers gives an odd number
So, the sum of 5 given odd numbers doesn’t results 30
So, it is an impossible factor
here we can't use 3! too
because 3! [3×2×1] results a even number 6
so we can’t use it.
If there will be an allowance of factorials, then the answers will be
3!+1+5+7+11=30
3!+1+3+7+13=30
So, the sum of 5 given odd numbers doesn’t results 30
So, it is an impossible factor
here we can't use 3! too
because 3! [3×2×1] results a even number 6
so we can’t use it.
If there will be an allowance of factorials, then the answers will be
3!+1+5+7+11=30
3!+1+3+7+13=30
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