madisongrace27 madisongrace27

07-09-2014
Mathematics

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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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volleyball35714 volleyball35714

07-09-2014

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

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