7 7 7 7 = 56
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
7 and 7 and 7 and 7 is 56
Using four 7s and any of the basic arithmetic operators (+, -, x, ÷) can you make 56?
7 7 7 7 = 56
7 7 7 7 = 56
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19 comments:
I can't think of any other way:
(7/7+7)*7 = 56
This is not possible using ONLY the basic mathematical operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Roman's answer shows the solution, but this is only possible if the use of brackets is allowed.
7 x 7 + 7 + - 7 = 56
You are wrong. That is forty nine.
your idoits.7-7x7+7=56.
7+7-7x7+7=56
your a nipple
can i use paranthysis?
if yes then,
(7/7+7)*7 = 56
you should all learn how to spell "you're"
-_- o.O hmmm if only it was 3 7's then it would be 7x7+7=56
do u think they added a extra 7?
ooooo
i know the answer so dang easy and took some time
it
is
...
seems like you'd rather keep on trying
sooo
i will not post the answer
so ya
^-^
i got the answer......its....7divided by 7 plus 7 times 7.thank you
thats not correct, coz if there are no parenthesis then you have to multiply and divide first..so in 7 divided by 7 plus 7 times 7, we would have to divide and multiply BEFORE we add or subtract..it would become 1 plus 49 = 50. so the earlier post is incorrect!
poopie cuz i have an extra credit thing for school. and i have to get 56 using 4 7's.... no parenthesis
nihar--
answer is 7/7=1, 1+7=8, 8*7=56
7 divided by 7 = 1
1+7=8
8x7=56
here's my answer for those who got it wrong
7*(7+(7/7))=56
OWNED!
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