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Use today’s Beast Academy All Ten solver for October 20, 2026, puzzle #1492 with 4, 5, 6, 7: answers for 1–10 using every number once.
Today’s Beast Academy All Ten solver for 10/20/2026, puzzle #1492, starts with 4 5 6 7. The answers stay hidden so you can work out how to make all ten targets before checking an equation.
Use all four starting numbers exactly once to equal each number from 1 to 10. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, parentheses, fractions, negative values, and multi-digit numbers are all available.
One target at a time
Use all four starting numbers exactly once to make each target from 1 to 10. Fractions, negative values, multi-digit numbers, and parentheses are allowed. Reveal only the equation you want to check.
Make every target
All Ten is easiest when you treat each target as a small arithmetic puzzle. Build quick wins first, then use parentheses and division for the stubborn numbers.
Look for simple sums and differences first. They usually cover several low targets quickly.
Every valid All Ten equation must include each starting number once. Cross off numbers as you build an expression so none are skipped or repeated.
All Ten can use two digits as a two-digit number, so pairs like 22 or 34 may unlock harder targets.
Multiplication can jump too high. Use it when a target is close to a product minus or plus a small adjustment.
Fractions, division, and negative intermediate values are fair game when addition and subtraction keep missing a target by one or two.
If one number is blocking you, reveal just that equation and keep the rest hidden.
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Today’s All Ten answers are the ten equations in the reveal section. Each equation makes one target from 1 through 10.
All Ten is a daily math game by Beast Academy. Use four starting numbers to make every target from 1 to 10 with arithmetic operations.
Use all four starting numbers exactly once in each equation and combine them with addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and parentheses until the result equals the target.
Yes. Beast Academy allows fractions, negative intermediate values, and multi-digit numbers in All Ten, provided every starting number is used exactly once.
Yes. Players sometimes search for All 10 or Beast Academy All 10, but the official name of the daily math game is All Ten.
Yes. Each target has its own reveal button, so you can check one equation without opening the full solution set.
All Ten updates daily. Answer Today refreshes the puzzle number, starting numbers, and answer equations for the current daily puzzle.
No. Answer Today is an independent puzzle-help website and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Beast Academy.