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Using additional, subtraction, division and multiplication and grouping symbols ( ) make the sum 7 using only five 3's.

use five 3's to write an expression whose value equals 7

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1 Answer

3x3+3:3-3=7

9+1-3=7

10-3=7

7=7

answered Mar 27, 2014 by tdschool Level 8 User (35.3k points)

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