Anyone smarter than me help with this maths question?

[Hawk Tuah]

Can you solve this by just adding brackets?

6-5-4-3=4.

Honestly, it's bad when I can't even help my 11 year old with his homework.

 

[chroniclard]

Yup

 

[jsmoke]

Nope

 

[theone8181]

(6-5)-(4-3)?

Edit no that's not right oops . You sure the questions right?

 

[jsmoke]

Only curly brackets?

 

[dlockers]

(6-5)-(4-3)?

Edit no that's not right oops . You sure the questions right?

You a politician?

"heres the wrong answer"
"oh your question must be wrong"

 

[Hawk Tuah]

Only curly brackets?

Doesn't specify. But I wouldn't have thought anything more technical should be in a 1st year of secondary schools homework.

 

[aVdub]

I've run it through a few programs running right now and asked the guys down the local Spoons and the best we can come up with is.

 

[Hawk Tuah]

Yup

I should specify - and tell me the answer.

 

[Baldbloke]

Nope. Give in.

Yup

Put us out of our misery then

 

[div0]

You sure it's not meant to be 6-5-4-3=2?

As in 6-(5-(4-3))=2.

 

[robfosters]

My brain hurts

 

[Hawk Tuah]

There's a series of different questions with different possible answers. We've already got the correct answer for 2 and -6 and 8. It's the 4 we can't get.

 

[dlockers]

Can't you just put him infront of the Xbox?

 

[div0]

If only we still had Angus Higgins.

 

[builder22]

can someone who knows pls answer the ****** question

 

[Demon]

Err must be a mistake.. can't see how to get 4, maybe 8?
6-(5-4-3)=8

 

[Rai200]

Can you solve this by just adding brackets?

6-5-4-3=4.

Honestly, it's bad when I can't even help my 11 year old with his homework.

6+(5-4-3) would be 4. Basically 6-2, but I can't see how the original could possibly work with just brackets.

 

[Hawk Tuah]

Err must be a mistake.. something close..
6-(5-4-3)=??

That's 8.

 

[Hawk Tuah]

Me neither. Been going through every possible permutation in an equation solver and can't get it.