pattyillades pattyillades

15-08-2014
Mathematics

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what's the biggest number you can make using the digits 9, 3, 5, and 1

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Anonymous Anonymous

15-08-2014

Answer:

[(9+1)!]^[(5*3)!]

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dragojonny dragojonny

15-08-2014

(3! x 5! +1)^9
and use a calculator to calculate the answer.
(hope it's bigger than i think)

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