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Cosmos
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Let 0 ≤a≤b and a,b≠0 and a≠b
such that (ab) divided by (a+b)=2016
such that (ab) divided by (a+b)=2016
Cosmos said:what if a and b are necessarily integers...i tried it took too long....
I wrote a computer program.Cosmos said:how did you solve that...ANY TRICK ? OR just "hit and try''
The New Year's Day Puzzle Question is a mathematical puzzle that is traditionally given as a challenge on New Year's Day. It involves using basic arithmetic operations and the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 to create equations that equal specific target numbers.
The New Year's Day Puzzle Question was created by a mathematician named Sam Loyd in the late 19th century. Loyd was known for creating many puzzles and was often referred to as the "Prince of Puzzles."
The purpose of the New Year's Day Puzzle Question is to challenge and entertain individuals who enjoy solving mathematical puzzles. It is also a fun way to exercise critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Yes, there are many different versions of the New Year's Day Puzzle Question. The basic premise of using the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 remains the same, but the target numbers and specific rules may vary.
Yes, there is always a solution to the New Year's Day Puzzle Question. It may require some trial and error or creative thinking, but there is always a way to use the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 to create equations that equal the given target numbers.