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Fill in each square with a digit 1-9, and fill in
each circle with an operator +, -, *, -. Use each
digit and each operator exactly once. The
resulting equation should be true. Use the
standard order of operations (PEMDAS).


What is the largest possible three-digit result
that can be obtained on the right side of the
equation?​

Fill in each square with a digit 19 and fill ineach circle with an operator Use eachdigit and each operator exactly once Theresulting equation should be true Us class=

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Answer:

532

Step-by-step explanation:

To make the right hand side as large as possible, the numerator must be as large as possible and the denominator must be as small as possible.  But we can only use each digit once.

Through trial and error:

(9 × 8 + 4) / (1 − 6 ÷ 7) = 532

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