Very good Ak, not what I planned but it is correct!
My way (7 + 7) divided by 7 = 2 then 2 to the power of 7 = 128 then minus 7 minus 7 minus 7 minus 7
Over to you Ak!
Dave, to be pedantic, you are using the 2 and the 128 with your method.
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Dave, to be pedantic, you are using the 2 and the 128 with your method.
I mean, how do you post 7 + 7 over 7 in big brackets with a small 7 outside top right of closing bracket?
(((7+7)/7)^7)-(7+7+7+7)
I understand that thanks Toby, but it doesn't look how I want it to look!
Where will this man most likely fly between and what aircraft is he in?
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I understand that thanks Toby, but it doesn't look how I want it to look!
You can do it in Word, never tried on here.
Let me investigate...
yorkshirehornet
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The photograph was made in 1944 or 1945. The aircraft was not designed to carry passengers and as civil air transport flew in a dangerous place.
A V1 Doodlebug test pilot? I'm sure I saw a film about them. I think that they were unstable and most pilots crashed. Mind you, the aircraft wasn't supposed to land "properly". Or I could be talking twaddle... has been known, alas.
Hornet-Fez no. The V1 could fly with a pilot only, the body was only big enough to have one person where the bomb was.
For another clue this airman is British.
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For another clue this airman is British.
yorkshirehornet
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The man will probably fly between the UK and Germany and he is in a Lancaster.
yorkshirehornet
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No answers are correct so far.
The aircraft was flying in Europe from somewhere in Britain to another nation not really part of the war and the aircraft was for its time very fast.
The aircraft was flying in Europe from somewhere in Britain to another nation not really part of the war and the aircraft was for its time very fast.
yorkshirehornet
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