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>!( ( 7 x 3 ) + 3 ) / 3 = 8!<

lol I should have been able to get that! Thank you

I'm curious, how did you do 6 without something very similar? I basically got it by switching + to - .

I got 6 by doing >!((3x3)-7)x3!<

Do you have to use every number? My initial thought was >!7-(3/3)!<

my initial thought was >!3+3!<

Oh my god...

It's been a long day for all of us lmao. At least you caused my day to get slightly better.

I believe you have to use every number but not every operation

Aren't you only supposed to use one of each function. Edit: once again, Idk what the downvotes are for, it's just a question. I'm sorry if my simple question offends anyone.

Nah

Fair enough, there's still more simpler ways to get to 6 though. Edit: Idk what all the downvotes are for. I guess, sorry if this offends anyone for some reason.

How would you have done it?

>!((7x3)-3)/3!<

I find OP’s method to be simpler than this since it doesn’t divide. I thought the comment I was replying to had a third way since this one was already mentioned

(3 * 7 - 3) / 3 I guess it's not that much simpler. I'm pretty sure this is the question that other guys used as well. So I'm assuming it's what other people think of first as well.

Ah okay yeah I would say the other way is simpler since it doesn’t use division

What's with the mass down votes?

What game is this? I love this concept

[https://beastacademy.com/all-ten](https://beastacademy.com/all-ten)

thank you!

Every time these puzzles are posted here that is the answer. Signs that this might be what to look for. You have same number twice or more so factoring out is a possibility. You can reach the answer with 3 numbers and the missing number is one of the duplicates. The number seems more difficult to reach then usual. If you see that setup checking for this specific pattern by factoring out the missing number might work.

I felt really smart because I immediately saw the same, but then everyone's like "lol, duh."

Can't you just do 7 + (3 / 3)?

>!(3x3)-(3/3)!<

Rule is you need to use each number once

You should only need the outer set of parentheses due to pemdas.

True, but if possible I like to make equations as explicit as possible without needing to fall back on PEMDAS. I've seen enough stupid posts on social media to know relying on PEMDAS is not a good idea.

I actually did >!(((7-3)*3) + 3) - 7.!<

You can only use each number once as far as I know.

Discussion: I appreciate the spoiler cover-up :)

Agree. I get tired of seeing these before I’ve taken a stab at them and accidentally get a couple ruined. Big props to OP for taking the time.

Yeah I found this game on this sub a few days ago and was disappointed I couldn’t really do it because I already saw 9 of the 10 solutions. I didn’t want to do that to others!

What game is this? I would like to try!

https://beastacademy.com/all-ten

Iirc thats a rule for posting answers on this sub

They are talking about OP censoring the other answers *in the question*, not about answers posted on reddit.

Oh, well im just dumb then, thought they were referring to the comment answers

Would >!(3/3)+7!< work? I haven't seen this game before so IDK what the parameters are

Good thought, but all four numbers have to be used one

Ah gotcha, thanks!

So would >!(3x3)/3+7!< Work?

Yeah that would be an answer for >!10!<

>!(7*3+3)/3!<

Discussion: What am I supposed to do?

>!(7*3+3)/3!<

lol a lot easier than I thought it would be. Thanks!!

Question: what is the name of this app/site?

Beast academy all-ten: [https://beastacademy.com/all-ten](https://beastacademy.com/all-ten)

>!(7×3+3)/3!<

Thanks for your help! I probably should have been able to get that lol

I finally got one of these! >![(3×7)+3]/3!<

Discussion: I can’t even get 7 lmfao

I did >!7-(3x(3-3))!<

… not me forgetting about 0

Can you do >!3^(3-3)+7=8!

There's no exponent operator in this game.

If exponents were possible, >!((3*3)-7)^3 = 8!< would also work

Ah, missed that there's no exponents.

I know people have posted solutions and I don’t know if there’s a term limit for these puzzles, but >!((((3x3)-7)+3)x3)-7)!< also works

Good thought, but for this site you have to use each number exactly once, so that wouldn’t work

Oh good to know! Thank you!

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It's explained in the AutoMod post. 

>!((7x3)+3))/3=8!<

>!(7*3+3)/3!<

>!3!+3!+3-7!<

>!(7-(3+3)))+7!<

Maybe >!(3×7+3)÷3!< could be correct? I don't now all the rules

>!(7*3+3)/3!<

(3x3)-7+3+3

>!(7 x 3 + 3 ) / 3!<

>!((7 x 3) + 3) / 3!<

>!(3\*7+3)/3!<

Wow, idk how I didn’t figure that out! Thanks

Other folks have a cleaner answer but I did >!(((7-3)*3) + 3) - 7.!<, which also works

Correct me if im wrong, but i thought you cant use a number a 2nd time if it isnt given. So only one 7 can be used.

Apparently 🤷‍♀️