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How can the numbers 3,2,4 and 1 equal the number 13 only using addition and subtraction?
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How can the numbers 3,2,4 and 1 equal the number 13 only using addition and subtraction?
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How can the numbers 3,2,4 and 1 equal the number 13 only using addition and subtraction?
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3+2+4+1+3= 13 is that what you were looking for
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