2009-08-05, 01:33 AM
7 * 4 * 10 + 35 + 14
or if you want it totally unsolved...
(7*4) * 10 + (7*5) + (7*2)
I've always used round numbers (stuff ending in 0 or 5) to calculate odd ones (actually, the equation I put up there would be more like ...35 + 10 + 4, how I've always done it). I still memorize my twos, threes, fours, etc. from second grade, so I have no problem doing stuff like this...
or if you want it totally unsolved...
(7*4) * 10 + (7*5) + (7*2)
I've always used round numbers (stuff ending in 0 or 5) to calculate odd ones (actually, the equation I put up there would be more like ...35 + 10 + 4, how I've always done it). I still memorize my twos, threes, fours, etc. from second grade, so I have no problem doing stuff like this...

