Math problem (simple but hard)

[ScottHoward v3.1]

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54 <font color="white"> ((4+(6/6)^2)+4=54 </font>

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if by 54 you mean 9, ya

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you know what i meant

[VickreyAuction]

<font color="white"> (((6^2)*6)+4)/4 = 55
6^2 = 36
36*6 = 216
216+4 = 220
220/4 = 55

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[Neil S]

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<font color="white"> (((6^2)*6)+4)/4 = 55
6^2 = 36
36*6 = 216
216+4 = 220
220/4 = 55

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[/ QUOTE ]<font color="white">Very nice. I'd just gotten to 220, reloaded, and you got it the rest of the way, heh.</font>

[VickreyAuction]

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<font color="white"> (((6^2)*6)+4)/4 = 55
6^2 = 36
36*6 = 216
216+4 = 220
220/4 = 55

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[/ QUOTE ]<font color="white">Very nice. I'd just gotten to 220, reloaded, and you got it the rest of the way, heh.</font>

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Cool! Also,
<font color="white"> (6^(6/2)+4)/4 = 55 is another way of doing the same thing </font>

[ScottHoward v3.1]

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54 <font color="white"> ((4+(6/6))^2)+4=54 </font>

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wait 5 squared isnt 50? wow im dumb

[durrrr]

<font color="white"> [(4/4)+6] ^2 + 6 </font> havnt seen tht 1 yet

[pudley4]

another solution:

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4/4=1
1+6=7
7^2=49
49+6=55</font>

[edit] durrrr beat me

[Chuck Norris]

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[edit] durrrr beat me

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so did scott

[kross]

Posting my answer without reading the replies. I'm assuming we can square without using a 2:

<font color="white">(((6+4)^2)+6+4)/2</font>

Edit: nevermind, I now see we need to use a 2 for squaring [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]