using 2,2,5,9..only once using add subtract divide and multiply how do you make 24

 

using 2,2,5,9..only once using add subtract divide and multiply to get 24

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only using 2,2,5,9 well this is easy ^-^

9-2=7

7+5=12

12x2=24
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