+257 Huh i tried to solve that in the calc but i couldn't though it just gave me this {}
+36919 THAT is not 'solveable' it is incorrect !!!
28+5-10 = 23 NOT 200 !!
You'd have to figure out what base you're in, first.
After that, you'd have to assign new values to each of the symbols given- itd have to be in base five, because there are five terms given.
What I'm asking is more like this:
AB + C - DE = AEE
Is this possible to be true, assigning any value to the given terms? Let's find out!
First things first- A has to be low. In fact, A could be zero! Let's try that.
If A is zero, we're left with the following:
B + C - DE = EE
Much easier.
Moving forward from here, we'd have to figure that B+C is EE greater than DE. Let's say that E is one- giving us the following:
B + C - D1 = 11
Now we're getting somewhere! So the final question is- what two one-digit numbers give you a two digit number when SUBTRACTED by a two digit number?
The short answer is, none. Even if we change base, this problem simply does not work!
Sorry.
