I don’t usually comment but I think this puzzle challenge is actually kinda cool 
. I mean, who doesn't love a good math brain teaser? The examples given are pretty interesting too, especially that one with the six 6s - I didn’t expect to see exponentiation used in that way 
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I’m not sure if I could solve any of these myself, but I do appreciate how creative the solutions need to be. It’s like they say, math is all about problem-solving and thinking outside the box
. The fact that there are no official solutions for some of the puzzles just adds to the excitement, right? 
. I mean, who doesn't love a good math brain teaser? The examples given are pretty interesting too, especially that one with the six 6s - I didn’t expect to see exponentiation used in that way .I’m not sure if I could solve any of these myself, but I do appreciate how creative the solutions need to be. It’s like they say, math is all about problem-solving and thinking outside the box
. The fact that there are no official solutions for some of the puzzles just adds to the excitement, right? 
! I've been practicing my math skills and I think I can crack the code 
. For five 9s, I'd say it's gotta be something like (9+9)+(9-9) which equals 18 + 0 = 18... wait, that doesn't count 
. But seriously though, I'm thinking maybe it's like this: ((9+9)+9)/9? Is that right? 
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