The question: Can you balance the equation shown below, by moving exactly three matchsticks?

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Another question: The equation shown below is not correct.

How can you make this equation correct, without moving a single matchstick?

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Yet another question: In the equation shown below, three matchsticks are missing.

Where should the three missing matchsticks be placed to make the equation correct?

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The fourth question: In the equation shown below, four matchsticks are missing.

Where should the four missing matchsticks be placed to make the equation correct?

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The fifth question: The equation shown below is not correct.

Can you balance this equation, by adding two matchsticks?

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The sixth question: The equation shown below is not correct.

Can you balance this equation, by removing two matchsticks?

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The seventh question: The equation shown below is not correct.

Can you balance this equation, by moving just one matchstick?

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The eighth question: The equation shown below is not correct.

This equation can be balanced by removing three matchsticks. There are three ways to do this. Which are these three ways?

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The ninth question: The equation shown below is not correct.

Can you balance this equation, by moving four matchsticks?

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The tenth question: The equation shown below is not correct.

Can you balance this equation, by removing two matchsticks?

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The eleventh question: The equation shown below is not correct.

Can you balance this equation, by removing two matchsticks?

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