Use the six number cards below to make the calculation as small as possible. Each number card can only be used once. What is the answer to the calculation? 1 2 4 6 7 9 One Two Four Six Seven Nine _ . _ _ + _ _ . _
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For the sake of providing a comprehensive solution, I'll assume the task is to use these three numbers in a mathematical operation to get the smallest possible result. Since the operation isn't specified, I'll consider basic operations (addition, subtraction, Show more…
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