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| May31-12, 05:04 PM | #1 |
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Forming a specific number with given numbers and operations
Suppose you are given (1) a natural number N; (2) a set of natural num-
bers S = {n1; n2; : : : }; (3) a set of arithmetic operators, say +; -;*; = (with the usual meaning of addition, multiplication, substraction, di- vision). Your job is to construct an arithmetic expression R built from the given operators and using each of the numbers in S exactly once, with R = N. (a) Explain in general how you could solve that problem. (b) Solve the specic instance: N = 24, S = {1; 3; 4; 6} |
| May31-12, 05:38 PM | #2 |
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so how would YOU do it?
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