How to Play the '24' Game
There are only four numbers., Think of the factors of 24: 1x24, 2x12, 3x8, and 4x6., Make factors with the four numbers shown in the first step., Solve the problem.,Use 2 or More Skills , You may see numbers where you cannot just make factors., Use...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: There are only four numbers.
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Step 2: Think of the factors of 24: 1x24
Try to make factors if it is what you are can do with your numbers. , (2,4,9,6) , 2x4=8, now when you have used 2 and 4, you may not use them again.
Then do 9-6=3.
Now multiply your numbers together. 8x3=24.
You may not repeat ANY numbers.
You may only use each number once. ,, Lets try a problem like that. ,, Instead, try multiplying a couple times, then adding the multiples. , 5x3=15, 3x3=9, then add them together. 15+9=24. ,, Also try, 1,2,3,4.
You can try your own problems by just making up four random numbers.
Don't get mad if they are impossible.
No one's perfect. -
Step 3: and 4x6.
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Step 4: Make factors with the four numbers shown in the first step.
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Step 5: Solve the problem.
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Step 6: Use 2 or More Skills
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Step 7: You may see numbers where you cannot just make factors.
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Step 8: Use your numbers
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Step 9: You cannot make factors with this one.
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Step 10: Solve it.
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Step 11: Try It!
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Step 12: Try these problems 1
Detailed Guide
ex.: 2,4,9,6.
Try to make factors if it is what you are can do with your numbers. , (2,4,9,6) , 2x4=8, now when you have used 2 and 4, you may not use them again.
Then do 9-6=3.
Now multiply your numbers together. 8x3=24.
You may not repeat ANY numbers.
You may only use each number once. ,, Lets try a problem like that. ,, Instead, try multiplying a couple times, then adding the multiples. , 5x3=15, 3x3=9, then add them together. 15+9=24. ,, Also try, 1,2,3,4.
You can try your own problems by just making up four random numbers.
Don't get mad if they are impossible.
No one's perfect.
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