Are there any other shorter expressions for 8 by manipulating exactly 4 4?
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The label $4times 4 -4 -4$ for 8 seems to be too long. I am looking for other shorter ones while maintaining the constraint of only using four 4.
Are there such expressions?
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The label $4times 4 -4 -4$ for 8 seems to be too long. I am looking for other shorter ones while maintaining the constraint of only using four 4.
Are there such expressions?
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What about $(4+4)cdotfrac{4}{4}$? :-D
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– trancelocation
26 mins ago
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@trancelocation : nice thanks!
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– Artificial Stupidity
25 mins ago
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Another one $4cdotsqrt[4]{4cdot 4}$.
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The label $4times 4 -4 -4$ for 8 seems to be too long. I am looking for other shorter ones while maintaining the constraint of only using four 4.
Are there such expressions?
integer-partitions
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The label $4times 4 -4 -4$ for 8 seems to be too long. I am looking for other shorter ones while maintaining the constraint of only using four 4.
Are there such expressions?
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What about $(4+4)cdotfrac{4}{4}$? :-D
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– trancelocation
26 mins ago
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@trancelocation : nice thanks!
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– Artificial Stupidity
25 mins ago
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Another one $4cdotsqrt[4]{4cdot 4}$.
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22 mins ago
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What about $(4+4)cdotfrac{4}{4}$? :-D
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– trancelocation
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@trancelocation : nice thanks!
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– Artificial Stupidity
25 mins ago
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Another one $4cdotsqrt[4]{4cdot 4}$.
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– trancelocation
22 mins ago
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What about $(4+4)cdotfrac{4}{4}$? :-D
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– trancelocation
26 mins ago
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What about $(4+4)cdotfrac{4}{4}$? :-D
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– trancelocation
26 mins ago
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@trancelocation : nice thanks!
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– Artificial Stupidity
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@trancelocation : nice thanks!
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– Artificial Stupidity
25 mins ago
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Another one $4cdotsqrt[4]{4cdot 4}$.
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– trancelocation
22 mins ago
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Another one $4cdotsqrt[4]{4cdot 4}$.
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Here is one: $frac{4times4}4+4=8$
Here is another one: $frac{4!}{4-frac44}=8$
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I accept this answer because the second is relatively short.
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– Artificial Stupidity
3 mins ago
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Here my ones: :-)
- $(4+4)timesfrac{4}{4}$
- $4times sqrt[4]{4times 4}$
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The first one probably looks more consistent with the others if written as $4 times frac{4+4}{4}$.
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– Misha Lavrov
17 mins ago
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@MishaLavrov right. adjusted accordingly. :-)
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– trancelocation
8 mins ago
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We have $8=4+4^{4/4}$, which plays nicely with your existing $4=4+4^{4-4}$.
Edit: Or $8=4+log_4 4^4=log_4 4^{4+4}$, if you want to bring in a new ingredient.
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Here is one: $frac{4times4}4+4=8$
Here is another one: $frac{4!}{4-frac44}=8$
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I accept this answer because the second is relatively short.
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– Artificial Stupidity
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Here is one: $frac{4times4}4+4=8$
Here is another one: $frac{4!}{4-frac44}=8$
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I accept this answer because the second is relatively short.
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– Artificial Stupidity
3 mins ago
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Here is one: $frac{4times4}4+4=8$
Here is another one: $frac{4!}{4-frac44}=8$
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Here is one: $frac{4times4}4+4=8$
Here is another one: $frac{4!}{4-frac44}=8$
answered 25 mins ago
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I accept this answer because the second is relatively short.
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I accept this answer because the second is relatively short.
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I accept this answer because the second is relatively short.
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I accept this answer because the second is relatively short.
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Here my ones: :-)
- $(4+4)timesfrac{4}{4}$
- $4times sqrt[4]{4times 4}$
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The first one probably looks more consistent with the others if written as $4 times frac{4+4}{4}$.
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– Misha Lavrov
17 mins ago
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@MishaLavrov right. adjusted accordingly. :-)
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– trancelocation
8 mins ago
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Here my ones: :-)
- $(4+4)timesfrac{4}{4}$
- $4times sqrt[4]{4times 4}$
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$begingroup$
The first one probably looks more consistent with the others if written as $4 times frac{4+4}{4}$.
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– Misha Lavrov
17 mins ago
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@MishaLavrov right. adjusted accordingly. :-)
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– trancelocation
8 mins ago
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Here my ones: :-)
- $(4+4)timesfrac{4}{4}$
- $4times sqrt[4]{4times 4}$
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Here my ones: :-)
- $(4+4)timesfrac{4}{4}$
- $4times sqrt[4]{4times 4}$
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answered 21 mins ago
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The first one probably looks more consistent with the others if written as $4 times frac{4+4}{4}$.
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– Misha Lavrov
17 mins ago
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@MishaLavrov right. adjusted accordingly. :-)
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– trancelocation
8 mins ago
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The first one probably looks more consistent with the others if written as $4 times frac{4+4}{4}$.
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– Misha Lavrov
17 mins ago
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@MishaLavrov right. adjusted accordingly. :-)
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– trancelocation
8 mins ago
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The first one probably looks more consistent with the others if written as $4 times frac{4+4}{4}$.
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– Misha Lavrov
17 mins ago
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The first one probably looks more consistent with the others if written as $4 times frac{4+4}{4}$.
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– Misha Lavrov
17 mins ago
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@MishaLavrov right. adjusted accordingly. :-)
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– trancelocation
8 mins ago
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@MishaLavrov right. adjusted accordingly. :-)
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We have $8=4+4^{4/4}$, which plays nicely with your existing $4=4+4^{4-4}$.
Edit: Or $8=4+log_4 4^4=log_4 4^{4+4}$, if you want to bring in a new ingredient.
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We have $8=4+4^{4/4}$, which plays nicely with your existing $4=4+4^{4-4}$.
Edit: Or $8=4+log_4 4^4=log_4 4^{4+4}$, if you want to bring in a new ingredient.
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We have $8=4+4^{4/4}$, which plays nicely with your existing $4=4+4^{4-4}$.
Edit: Or $8=4+log_4 4^4=log_4 4^{4+4}$, if you want to bring in a new ingredient.
$endgroup$
We have $8=4+4^{4/4}$, which plays nicely with your existing $4=4+4^{4-4}$.
Edit: Or $8=4+log_4 4^4=log_4 4^{4+4}$, if you want to bring in a new ingredient.
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What about $(4+4)cdotfrac{4}{4}$? :-D
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– trancelocation
26 mins ago
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@trancelocation : nice thanks!
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– Artificial Stupidity
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Another one $4cdotsqrt[4]{4cdot 4}$.
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– trancelocation
22 mins ago