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quickstop, why can't 3 be next to 5? shouldn't it not be next to 2 or 4? can it be next to 2?

typo....shit. gotta go edit that post now

HedCold Wrote:

The Sleeper Wrote:how would you do it with exponents?

5*5 - 1^5

yea that's the only possible way of doing it.

well then for quickstops

whoops nevermind

yea i just noticed that was wrong, disregard

it's pretty tough!

think of it as an algorithm and its pretty easy

shut up mr. math phd

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Black Lazerus Wrote:63
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that is horribly wrong

ok i got quickstops this time
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wrong...no diagnals., youve got 3 touching 4 and 4 touching 5

hedcold is right

oh didn't read the no diangonals part
and hedcold was correct

so what is the best way to figure that one out? besides just randomly putting numbers in?

1 and 8 were the only numbers with 1 number that couldn't be near them, so it was easiest putting them in the middle. you then fill in accordingly

this is fun. more more more

yea, i wanna get one too. I feel dumb!

whoops i should have shrunk that

anywho here are the rules for it

Try to fill in the missing numbers. Use the numbers 1 through 16 to complete the equations. Each number is only used once. Each row is a math equation. Each column is a math equation.
Remember that multiplication and division are performed before addition and subtraction.