Carol Vorderman Maths
LouiseF
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Hi
Does anyone know the answer to the four 5s question on page 53 of the March/April issue of the magazine?
Thanks
Louise
Does anyone know the answer to the four 5s question on page 53 of the March/April issue of the magazine?
Thanks
Louise
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Hello Louise
Which magazine?~ An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest ~Benjamin Franklin0 -
AAT magazine0
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Well I got 5/5 + 5-5 = 1
not sure if right
Jan0 -
5+5=10 x5 = 50 / 5 = 10-5 = 50
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Hello Jan
I did the same as you but the opposite way round 5-5 + 5/5 = 1 however this has not used all the operators. I can use all operators and achieve 1, but end up using 5 5s!~ An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest ~Benjamin Franklin0 -
I read the question the same way as Jo in the first instance and tried to use all the operators - but you don;t have to.
*whispers*the answer is printed up the side of the page in the magazine....0 -
I read the question the same way as Jo in the first instance and tried to use all the operators - but you don;t have to.
*whispers*the answer is printed up the side of the page in the magazine....
Ahhhh so it is! I couldn't see for looking
~ An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest ~Benjamin Franklin0 -
shows it wasn't just me that thought you had to use all of the operators - my fiancee beat me to the answer first - so ashamed
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Sorry, you're right it is 1 and not 5.0
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Answer up side of page, so it is!!
I do think the question was unfairly worded by saying don't use the operators more than once. I did read it believing all operators must be used. It's really easy now!!!
Thanks for your replies everyone!0 -
I got the answer in less than 10 seconds. :001_smile:
5 / 5 + 5 - 5 = 10