24 Game Solver

24 is a mental math game using four randomly drawn numbers. The goal is to combine these four numbers, using each number exactly once and only the four basic mathematical operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), to reach the target number $ 24 $.

The order of operations and the use of parentheses are flexible, as long as the calculation remains mathematically accurate.

Players in 24 randomly draw 4 cards bearing numbers between 1 and 10 (or between 1 and 13 in some variations).

Each of the 4 numbers must be used only once.

The player must arrange them into an exact mathematical expression using only the operations $ + $, $ - $, $ \times $, $ \div $ to obtain $ 24 $.

There are several ways to count points in the game 24, depending on the game context.

In competitive play, award a point to the first player to find a correct solution.

In educational settings or solo play, do not count points but instead confirm whether or not the player can reach 24.

The game usually ends after a certain number of points have been reached.

To play with 24 people using a standard 52-card deck, draw 4 cards at random.

Numbered cards retain their face value as digit.

Face cards can be interpreted as follows: Jack = 11, Queen = 12, King = 13 (or excluded depending on the chosen variant).

Aces are generally worth 1.

Jokers are not used.

dCode offers a generic solver capable of handling numerous variants: countdown numbers game solver.