28 = 4!XOR4 + 4 - 4 edit- assuming you treat XOR as a bitwise operator and the numbers as the usual binary
I actually had kinda trouble with 35, but eventually I came up with this: 4! + 4 * √4 - 4^0 I think that would actually be 34 EDIT: Whoops, silly me, 0 is a number too I have to leave for school now so feel free to do a correct 35 or I might edit this when I get home again
Don't worry, it took me some time aswell, I wanted to do it in a more neat way, but this works at least... ..............................4 35 = (lim(x->∞) ((Σ (4n)) + xrt(4) ) ..........................n = √4 I feel like I overdid something...
Thanks! Why is your TI set to Dutch? My father's was too, so I suppose there might be a reason for that.
I actually found two easier ways myself, but this one seems interesting as well. 35 = 4! + (4! - sqrt(4))/sqrt(4) And even easier 35 = 4! + 44/4