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3 years ago

I need 4 numbers that equal 50 added together no links

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Svet_ta [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

1 + 49

2 + 48

3 + 47

4 + 46

5 + 45

6 + 44

7 + 43

8 + 42

9 + 41

10 + 40

11 + 39

12 + 38

13 + 37

14 + 36

15 + 35

16 + 34

17 + 33

18 + 32

19 + 31

20 + 30

21 + 29

22 + 28

23 + 27

24 + 26

25 + 25

26 + 24

27 + 23

28 + 22

29 + 21

30 + 20

31 + 19

32 + 18

33 + 17

34 + 16

35 + 15

36 + 14

37 + 13

38 + 12

39 + 11

40 + 10

41 + 9

42 + 8

43 + 7

44 + 6

45 + 5

46 + 4

47 + 3

48 + 2

49 + 1

50 + 0

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