Make 11 out of 7, 7, 9, and 9 At least one solution contains the following operations, used exactly once each, but not necessarily in the order given: + - * /
how to use all the 4 operators with only 4 numbers in the problem. for e.g u can use like this. (7-7+9*9) how to use all the 4 operators. I cudn't get ur point.
The Ans is : ((9-7)*9)-7 I think you people got misunderstood with the question. You have to use all the digits, in any order with the help of operator provided (any).
Am i right naimish? Because i found the same question asked me in my entrance exam and we got this soluction from our professor.
all the operators should be used once each - appear twice and +,/ does not appear at all. But, nice try Sameer
This was a twist question in my entrance exam, so I knew it..let's see is it correct or not....where is this guy naimish ?
This question as of now stand disqualified from the contest but the clarification can always be discussed. Waited for one extra day as well but no response.
what so ever...this is 2nd time wid me...sorry bt i cudn't found that only selected people gonna win. and by d way nimesh, y u r cming in between dis ????
who said that only selected people gonna win? I'm not coming in between, even I wan't to know what's the correct answer as per the original question. I posted the rule after your comment on Shabbir's post.
anyways, let's c dat wen naimish (owner of the q) ll reply, because i knw my ans is perfectly right. if something bad is happenig...and even d top most person is also involed, either leave d space or fight for d turth dat's my motto.
Ohh My God :O @ All, I am very much sorry, my apology that I couldn't reply earlier and all this thing happend. Actualy I had my exams and weekely off so couldn't reply Yes, Sameer is right, this was very tricky question and I also couldn't expect anyone to answer as some of my frds who are CAT champs even couldn't solve this. The questions is so simple but because of it's way of asking, anyone can get confused. Sameer got it right. The rest is with Shabbir Sorry Once again
He may be right when it comes to answer but that answer does not satisfy all your conditions you mentioned He satisfied this All the operations are not used. Have you missed something ?
Nop Shabbir, as I said, it was a tricky question. As he said At least one solution contains the following operations, used exactly once each, but not necessarily in the order given: It has two parts. 1. At least one solution contains the following operations 2. Used exactly once each, but not necessarily in the order given I am agree that this was very tricky question...as you will have to understand as you have to use all the digits, in any order with the help of operator provided. Me and someof my frds who are CAT Champs also got confused and got surprised when we found the solution