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Two numbers are unknown in the expression ⬜️ * {[(12-3)3]+(◽️ 6)-8} If the value of the expression is 98 what are the unknown

numbers. Both numbers are greater than 0

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aksik [14]4 years ago

5 0

Try using 2 and 5.. 2x{[(12-3)x3]+(5x6)-8}=98

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