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Algebra problem? PLEASE HELP!!!?

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i need to find 50, using the digits 1, 9, 9, and 4.

i can only use each number once and have to use every number.

ex: if i need to find something that equals 46, i use (9 x 4) + (9 + 1)

i can do like square root of 9 if you need a 3, or the same with 4 to get two. i can also use any number i dont use as an exponent of 1

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  1. (9+1) x (9-4) = 10 x 5=50 Simple ;)


  2. it's so easy ,

    the answer is ....

    ( 9 + 1 ) × ( 9 - 4 ) = 50

  3. 9-4=5

    9+1=10

    5x10=50  

  4. (9-4) * (9+1)

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