Help with solving this puzzle #11

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Help with solving this puzzle #11

Postby PeetNeef » Thu Aug 17, 2023 1:41 pm

Hey guys,

Another puzzle again. I can't work it out..

I hope the notes are clear!

https://ibb.co/mGJYYnG
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Re: Help with solving this puzzle #11

Postby yzfwsf » Thu Aug 17, 2023 1:56 pm

Code: Select all
,----------------,---------------,---------------,
| 7     2     4  | 36    9  1    | 36   58    58 |
| 36    1     5  | 4     2  8    | 9    36    7  |
| 8     9     36 | 367   5  37   | 1    24    24 |
:----------------+---------------+---------------:
| 1     36    2  | 359   8  3459 | 467  4567  45 |
| 5     8     36 | 23    7  234  | 246  9     1  |
| 49    47    79 | 1     6  25   | 8    25    3  |
:----------------+---------------+---------------:
| 246   4567  8  | 257   3  257  | 247  1     9  |
| 239   357   1  | 2579  4  6    | 237  2378  28 |
| 2349  347   79 | 8     1  279  | 5    2347  6  |
'----------------'---------------'---------------'

W-Wing: 36 in r1c4,r5c3 connected by 6r3 => r5c4<>3;stte

The bivalue cells are r1c4 and r5c3 (candidates 3 and 6). The strong link is for candidate 6 in row 3 (row 3 has only two possibilities for candidate 6, which means, that if one of them is not set, the other has to be set - strong link). One end of the strong link sees r1c4 the other sees r5c3. Candidate 3 can be eliminated from every cell that sees both r1c4 and r5c3.
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Re: Help with solving this puzzle #11

Postby Leren » Thu Aug 17, 2023 8:35 pm

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*-----------*
|7.4|..1|...|
|...|4..|9..|
|89.|.5.|...|
|---+---+---|
|1.2|.8.|...|
|58.|.7.|.91|
|...|.6.|8.3|
|---+---+---|
|...|.3.|.19|
|..1|..6|...|
|...|8..|5.6|
*-----------*
7.4..1......4..9..89..5....1.2.8....58..7..91....6.8.3....3..19..1..6......8..5.6

Code: Select all
*--------------------------------------------*
| 7    2     4  |*36   9 1    |*36   58   58 |
| 36   1     5  | 4    2 8    | 9    36   7  |
| 8    9    *36 |*367  5 37   | 1    24   24 |
|---------------+-------------+--------------|
| 1    36    2  | 359  8 3459 | 47-6 4567 45 |
| 5    8    *36 | 23   7 234  |*246  9    1  |
| 49   47    79 | 1    6 25   | 8    25   3  |
|---------------+-------------+--------------|
| 246  4567  8  | 257  3 257  | 247  1    9  |
| 239  357   1  | 2579 4 6    | 237  2378 28 |
| 2349 347   79 | 8    1 279  | 5    2347 6  |
*--------------------------------------------*

Swordfish in 6's r135 c347 => - 6 r4c7

Code: Select all
*--------------------------------------------*
| 7     2    4  | 36   9 1    | 36   58   58 |
|a36    1    5  | 4    2 8    | 9   b36   7  |
| 8     9    36 | 367  5 37   | 1    24   24 |
|---------------+-------------+--------------|
| 1     36   2  | 359  8 3459 | 47   4567 45 |
| 5     8    36 | 23   7 234  | 246  9    1  |
| 49    47   79 | 1    6 25   | 8    25   3  |
|---------------+-------------+--------------|
| 246   4567 8  | 257  3 257  | 247  1    9  |
| 29-3  357  1  | 2579 4 6    | 237  2378 28 |
|d2349 d347  79 | 8    1 279  | 5   c2347 6  |
*--------------------------------------------*

Grouped Skyscraper in 3's in cells a-b-c-d => - 3 r8c1

Code: Select all
*--------------------------------------------*
| 7    2     4  | 36   9  1    | 36  58   58 |
| 36   1     5  | 4    2  8    | 9   36   7  |
| 8    9    b36 | 367  5 c37   | 1   24   24 |
|---------------+--------------+-------------|
| 1    36    2  | 359  8 d3459 | 47  4567 45 |
| 5    8    a36 | 2-3  7 d234  | 246 9    1  |
| 49   47    79 | 1    6  25   | 8   25   3  |
|---------------+--------------+-------------|
| 246  4567  8  | 257  3  257  | 247 1    9  |
| 29   357   1  | 2579 4  6    | 237 2378 28 |
| 2349 347   79 | 8    1  279  | 5   2347 6  |
*--------------------------------------------*

Grouped Skyscraper in 3's in cells a-b-c-d => - 3 r5c4; stte

I did this in 3 moves following the path of least resistance at each point. Only the 3rd move is required but in casual solving it would be reasonable to look for the Swordfish.

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