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Use each number once per problem.

Use each number once per problem.-example-1
User Dmytro Lopushanskyy
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One (Upper left)

3*2 + 7 = 13

Two

3*7 + 2 = 23

Four

(8 * 2) / 4

Three

8 - (4/2) Sorry I mixed them up.

Five

(10/5) + 5 = 7

Six

10/(5 + 5)

Seven

(16/4) * 3 = 12

Eight

16 - 4*3


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