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    Trains can be made in math by finding numbers that add up to a given number without exceeding it. For the number 2, the possible trains are 1+1 and 2. More generally, the number of possibilities for a train of length n is 2n-1. The document provides examples of number trains for 4, including 1+1+1+1, 2+2, 3+1, and 1+3.

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    Trains can be made in math by finding numbers that add up to a given number without exceeding it. For the number 2, the possible trains are 1+1 and 2. More generally, the number of possibilities for a train of length n is 2n-1. The document provides examples of number trains for 4, including 1+1+1+1, 2+2, 3+1, and 1+3.

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    Trains can be made in math by finding numbers that add up to a given number without exceeding it. For the number 2, the possible trains are 1+1 and 2. More generally, the number of possibilities for a train of length n is 2n-1. The document provides examples of number trains for 4, including 1+1+1+1, 2+2, 3+1, and 1+3.

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    Trains can be made in math by finding numbers that add up to a given number without exceeding it. For the number 2, the possible trains are 1+1 and 2. More generally, the number of possibilities for a train of length n is 2n-1. The document provides examples of number trains for 4, including 1+1+1+1, 2+2, 3+1, and 1+3.

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    Trains

    By: Andres Hernandez


    &
    Syra Nasir
    How to Make Math Trains

    You take a number for instance let’s


    take the number 2, You will have to
    find numbers that add up to 2. It can't
    be any number that is greater than 2.
    Another Way To Make Math Trains

    One other way is to find an equation


    that will help you find the number of
    possibilities that make that number.
    We found an equation which is 2n-1
    An example is if 2 was n it will be 2 to
    the 1st power.
    Examples Of Trains

    4
    1 2 3
    1+1+1+1
    1 1+1 1+1+1
    2+2
    2 2+1
    1+2+1
    1+2
    2+1+1
    3
    1+1+2

    3+1

    1+3

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