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OK I thought standard standard operators were only just +-*/

Do that mean I can use hyperbolic cosine and the Gama function?

If I use the standard Dragonlance function then I can make hundres of answers real easy. :) hahaha

Yes Dragonlance, often you can only use + - * and / for these but I decided to allow more this time. :)

I did say "All standard operators are allowed"    :D

Sorry! I not know you can use exponents for this I thought it was just these +-*/ you could use. 

His answer is really good then.

No Dragonlance our guest's answer is REALLY good!

5 stars for you!

saying that you cannot have  7^2 because it is like 7*7

is like saying that you cannot have 7*2 because that is the same as 7+7 

So you can see that is nonsense :)

It is STILL different from my (2) answers  ://   So ther are MORE answers :)

You know Complex

What people already have should not mean they should not get what they earn.  

What if your teacher say to you, why should I score your test you already have a score on your other tests? Why should I pay you, you have more than me already. 

I think you not like it if someone do that to you. :/

Thanks Dragonlance, that is a great answer.

Plus, it is totally different from the one I came up with :)

2,3,8,7,6, and 5 to make the number 945.

I'll show other people how you may have come up with your answer.

First I will be a bit lazy and let the web 2 calc find the prime factors of 945

factor(945) = (3^3*5)*7

so

945=7*3*3*3*5

945=7*5*3     *9   Nope, I cannot make 9 with the ones I haven't used

that 7 doesn't look very versitle.  mmm

945=7*3      *5 *9      

I do not have another 3 or a 9 so how else can I make 45 with  2,8,6,5 

6*8=48   so 6*8-3 = 45 and I can make a 3 with  5-2

so         45 = 6*8 - (5-2)

so     945 = 7*3*[6*8-(5-2)]

See how I got a very slightly different answer to Dragonlance.   Because I used 5-2=3 in a different spot.

But our answers really have the same derivation.

So

945 = 7*3*[6*8-(5-2)]       Melody

945 = 7*(5-2)*[6*8-3]        Dragonlance

Now the answer that I originally had is quite different.  It involves at least one minus sign and a power and it uses all the numbers :/

Can anyone else find it?  

No. You cant use 7^2 because that mean you are using the 7 twice like 7*7. It have to be in there twice to use it twice. 

(7^2+8+6)*3*5=945

Hope this is right! : D

Here are some I find that = 945

(5-2)*7*(6*8-3)

(3+2*5*6)*(7+8)

(8*(6*7-2)-5)*3

((2+6*8)-5)*3*7

(3+6*8/2)*5*7

Do points really do anything? After all, you have like 55k points,

Hi guys,

You made the digits Kallamoar but you didn't really make 945.

I'll give you the points for you good effort and because these types of instruction are often unclear.

Hint:

There is more than one solution but when I did it I used a subtraction sign. 

I could have done it slightly differently and used 2 subtraction signs :D

Well do I get any points Complex ??    

I should take that back.  Social posts should not be given points....but I did answer a non-social question.

sort of anyway.....   mmm  

I suppose I better skip on the points  ....    :(

Thanks Complex    

If complex is right then I have run out of ideas at the moment.

Correct!

Kallamoar: I think you have to actually add them up or something like that.

The "No using moe than one of each number" rule is k*****g me!

I think I have it 

945 is the solution

2,3,8,7,6,5 are the variables

6+3=9

8/2=4

5=5

945 this was of the top of my head but seven is usless.

Many have heard me, but nobody has seen me, and I will not speak back until spoken to. What am I?

You are an echo of course :))

Thanks!!

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given math, science, and history I'm one of the top students english is the worlds most complex language.

If i may say english I the one subject I can only pass with A C-

Complex if you use that why didn’t it find your mistake in the word “Quantom” that you write on the first post?

I don't understand it but you might want to check this website out:

The subject is cool! But the maths I not even begin to understand yet.

Did you ever look at the maths used to render a 3d axial scan?  It is really complicated and that is nothing compared to quantum maths.