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Giovani Riggs
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23 April, 08:52
Hard problems that equal 1
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Matthias Wright
23 April, 09:10
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10 (10x1) - 3x33
steps: you do the brackets first which is: 10x1 which equals 10, then using Bidmas you do 10x10 which is 100. then you do 100-3x33 which is 100-99 and that equals 1
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