[HELP]

1)make 6 with two 2's and math symbols?

2)You have currency notes of denomination 6, 9 and 20.
Each of them is available in unlimited quantity. You
have to find out whether a number exists such that all
amounts greater than this number can be paid using a
combination of these three currency notes but this
number cannot be.

[swapna_chekka@yahoo.com]

1)2power 2+2
or 2 power3 -2

[sreedhar85in]

can somebody help me out of the currency denomination puzzle.. posted here if so i will be happy... i thinked a lot but cant arrive at an answer somebody help. and giv me the answer

[Ch. sridhar Babu]

I too puzzling what the answer could be

[smileey]

1) Above answer is unfair becoz other digits are being used in power. Better answer is (sqrt(2/.2))! where ! is factorial, .2 is actually .2 with bar on its head, which means 0.222222222222222 which is equal to2/9.

2) There cannot exist a number such that all
amounts greater than this number can be paid using a
combination of these three currency notes becoz, prime numbers are infinite.
Inotehr words, if one says G is teh req number, I can find a, such that,
c= a*6*9*20+1 >G and c can obviously not be paid using the combination of 6,9,20

[superbsone]

1)its better to say 2square plus 2 instead