Can you name the numbers, one at a time, in the math chains?

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  • Enter a value in the box below
  • Correctly named values will show up below
  • Click any empty Next Operation: or Answer: to answer for that location
  • At times you'll get bonus hints. Use these to open up new chains in the quiz; you'll need to work on many fronts. Unless stated, operations should be performed on the answer to the question before.
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#1: Start by entering '2'.
#2: Multiply by 32.
#3: Add 1000.
#4: Add together the digits of the previous answer.
#5: Add 33.
#6: Round to the nearest thousand.
#7: Subtract the answer to #13.
#8: Multiply by -0.4.
#9: Take the square root of that.
#10: Take the absolute value of that.
#11: Use the bonus hint from #2.
#12: Multiply by the number of pieces on a chessboard at the beginning of a standard chess game.
#13: Add the number of the 28th year of the 12th century.
#14: Divide by the number of cents in twenty-five pennies.
#15: If 'R' is the nth letter of the alphabet, subtract n from the previous answer.
Next Operation:Answer:Bonus Hint:
#16: Subtract the number of digits in ten million.
#17: Subtract the temperature at which Fahrenheit is equal to Celsius.
#18: Subtract twice that much from that number.
#19: Add the greatest common divisor of the answers to #8 and #28.
#20: Divide by the number of sides in a rhombus.
#21: Use the bonus hint from #16.
#22: Add the atomic number for Argon.
#23: Let a be the number of donuts in twelve dozen. Then, what is #22?
#24: Divide by the number of white stripes in the American Flag.
#25: Add the max of your answers to #7, #12, and #18.
#26: Divide by the number of teaspoons in a tablespoon.
#27: Add the first natural number containing ten letters in its english spelling.
#28: Add to that the sum of your answers to #4 and #15.
#29: If the answer to #28 was an arc measured in degrees, how many times would you have to repeat that arc, traversing a perfect circle, to reach the starting point again exactly?
#30: Give the average of the four Keys hidden throughout the quiz!
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