Asked by <3
for each part, use all of the digits 5 6 7 8 9 once each and no other digits. show working to explain your answers.
what is the largest positive integer you can make from a calculation using only subtraction?
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I was confused as to how to answer this question - do I use the numbers once each in the entire equation (e.g. 567 - 89), or am I just not allowed to repeat them in the same number? (e.g. 98765 - 56789)
what is the largest positive integer you can make from a calculation using only subtraction?
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I was confused as to how to answer this question - do I use the numbers once each in the entire equation (e.g. 567 - 89), or am I just not allowed to repeat them in the same number? (e.g. 98765 - 56789)
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Answered by
mathhelper
If I interpret your question correctly, ...
since all the digits have to be used, we will simply subtract the smallest
possible from the largest remaining, that is
9876 - 5 = 9871
since all the digits have to be used, we will simply subtract the smallest
possible from the largest remaining, that is
9876 - 5 = 9871
Answered by
<3
thank you!
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