Hectoc

Six digits from 1 to 9. Put operators between them, keep them in the order they came, and make 100.

Use all six digits, in the order they are given. You may not reorder them.
Digits sitting next to each other can be joined into a larger number: 4 and 4 can be 44.
You may use + − × ÷, brackets, powers, and a minus in front.

Round

Hectoc was created by Yusnier Viera. Rules and original game at hectoc.org.

Six digits from 1 to 9. Put operators between them, keep them in the order they came, and make 100.

Use all six digits, in the order they are given. You may not reorder them.
Digits sitting next to each other can be joined into a larger number: 4 and 4 can be 44.
You may use + − × ÷, brackets, powers, and a minus in front.

Round

Hectoc was created by Yusnier Viera. Rules and original game at hectoc.org.