Math, asked by LilyM, 9 months ago

If you have 2, 3, 4 and 5; how many numbers can you make by using all of those numbers going from 1 to as high as you can go? You can add, subtract, cube, square, square root it ect.
Eg.
1: (5+2)÷(4+3) 3:
2: 4:

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Answered by abhisheksharma4244

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Answer:

66 78 88 44 78 huh hgghjjnnj

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