Your job is to create a simple sum that adds up to 12. You
have to use the same number three times and you cannot use
the number 4
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Answer / ankit
11+1=12
I'm using no.1 three times and only doing a simple sum.
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Answer / chirag goyal
the question is asked to add not to subtract....
3+3+3+1+1+1=12.
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Answer / pinks
suppose that no is x
x+2*x+3*x=12
6x=12
x=2
answer is 2
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Answer / arun
we have to use the same no. three times, so
(3*3)+3 = 12
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Answer / pinks
@arun
we have to add so how can we use multi (*) in it
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