can anyone figure out my challenge

[Toker4LifeVT]

Here is the rules

#1 The end result must equal 123456789 without a decimal.
#2 The starting number must contain all numbers 1-9 any order. 9 digits in length.
#3 The starting number can contain a decimal point.
#4 You may only + - * / one time (plus minus multiply or divide)
#5 No use of * or / 1 to get the same number.

[konqrr]

Here is the rules

#1 The end result must equal 123456789 without a decimal.
#2 The starting number must contain all numbers 1-9 any order. 9 digits in length.
#3 The starting number can contain a decimal point.
#4 You may only + - * / one time (plus minus multiply or divide)
#5 No use of * or / 1 to get the same number.

123456789 + 0

I win

[Toker4LifeVT]

ok let me update rule #5 that includes No + 0 or minus 0 as well!

[Toker4LifeVT]

it is a unique number containing 1-9 + - / * another number to get 123456789

[konqrr]

.123456789 * 1000000000

Edit: nevermind, its late -_-

[Toker4LifeVT]

Well technically that works but then again its a cheap method of trying to get around it so im gonna change it to this

First number can not be 123456789 but must contain all 9 numbers no duplicates and can have a decimal point.

[Toker4LifeVT]

oh yeah and your number would have to be 0.123456789 and u cant have a 0!

[konqrr]

oh yeah and your number would have to be 0.123456789 and u cant have a 0!

Not if you turned it into a fraction.

[TheFatKid]

I've got it.


123456789xMATHISTOOHARDANDMAKESMYHEADHURT =123456789

[Skink]

Freakin new math???¿¿¿???