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What is the greatest number you can make using two different operations and the numbers 25, 40 and 6?

What is the greatest number you can make using two different operations and the numbers 25, 40 and 6?
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What is the greatest number you can make using two different operations and the numbers 25, 40 and 6?

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25•40+6=1006
That's pretty much the highest you can go.
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