Use all four of the numbers and any operation. Use 2,3,4,6 to equal these numbers:41, 47 and 53Rules:1. It must follow the order of operations.2. You can use any operation: + , − , × , ÷3. You can also use grouping symbols (parentheses)4. You can also use ANY operation on a calculator.5. Exponents, factorials, decimal points, and square root are all allowed.6. The Tricky Part, you have to use ALL 4 numbers and can not use a number more than once.7. Remember, they are digits, so 3 and 6 can not be made INTO the number 36.8. Reminder, using the number two as an exponent COUNTS as you using the number two.

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Use all four of the numbers and any operation. Use 2,3,4,6 to equal these numbers:41, 47 and 53Rules:1. It must follow the order of operations.2. You can use any operation:   +  ,     −  ,     ×  ,     ÷3. You can also use grouping symbols (parentheses)4. You can also use ANY operation on a calculator.5. Exponents, factorials, decimal points, and square root are all allowed.6. The Tricky Part, you have to use ALL 4 numbers and can not use a number more than once.7. Remember, they are digits, so 3 and 6 can not be made INTO the number 36.8. Reminder, using the number two as an exponent COUNTS as you using the number two.

Abbigail Vaughn · Accepted Answer

Step 1  41  =            6      4        +  3  +  2    47  =      6    2    +  (  4  ×  2  )  +  3    53  =      [                  (        2        ×        4        )        !                    6        !              ]    −  3

Use all four of the numbers and any operation. Use 2,3,4,6 to equal these numbers: 41, 47 and 53

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