Fun Mathematics

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    5 5 5 5

    Take the first 2 5's -> 5 divided by 5 = 1

    Now take 3rd 5 and add the "1" = 6

    Now take 4th 5 and add the "1" = 6

    6 multiply by 6 = 36 (solved by taking the 4 5's) :)

    Let me know if it is correct and what is my reward? :D

    Kind regards,
    Yogesh
     
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    i love maths see 15*15 = 225
    take last number in both so 5*5 -> 25 take first number in any 1 so after 1 it will be 2 1*2-> 2 so 225 result
    like wise for all 25*25.........95*95.
     
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