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The game of 24 2009-03-01
From Jeff:
My son in the 5th grade was given a problem for extra credit and could use parents help. He was given the numbers 21, 13, 9, 6 and asked to use each number only once by +, -, /, x the numbers in any order to obtain an answer of 24.
Answered by Harley Weston.
The game of 24 2008-11-24
From Davey:
this has us all stumped. 5 ,5 ,7 ,and9 = 24. Oh may you assist in ending our brain pain
Answered by Penny Nom.
The game of 24 2008-01-17
From Raina:
I have four numbers 3 3 9 5 that need to equal 24 using addition subtraction multipliction and division and I'm so stuck.
Answered by Chris Langdon, Stephen La Rocque and Claude Tardif.
The game of 24 2005-01-10
From Manny:
HI - my daughter and I are being driven crazy by the following "24" question 7,7,3,3. She's good at the game (well, better than I am) and her teacher gave her this one. Any insight would be appreciated!
Answered by Claude Tardif.
The game of 24 2004-09-16
From Angelica:
how can you make 24 out of 7,7,6,5?
Answered by Claude Tardif.
The game of 24 2004-09-14
From Alan:
I was playing that math 24 game and i cant get 21,14,2,2 to equal 24
Answered by Claude Tardif.
The 24 game 2004-09-09
From Erik:
Ive spent around 40 hours on this one problem. I need help. 3,3,7,7
Answered by Claide Tardif.
The game of 24 2004-06-04
From Samantha:
i have the game 24 (the one where you have to use multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction to get to the answer 24) I was playing when i came across the 4 numbers 20, 17, 7, 11 and i cant seem to get 24.
Answered by Claude Tardif.
The 24 game 2002-11-16
From Michael:
Hello, my name is Michael and I am in elementary school .. We have a game we play in math class called 24 game. In it each card has 4 numbers on it. Each number can only be used once, in any order, using multiplication, subtraction, division, or addition. We are stuck on one and wondered if you could help. The four numbers are 10-9-16-4. And they must equal 24. Any clues?
Answered by Penny Nom.
Making 24 2002-01-17
From Renee:
My 4th grade daughter and I need to find a simple math sentence using 5, 5, 3, & 7 to equal 24. You can add, subtract, divide or multiple.
Answered by Penny Nom.
 
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