Need Help!!!
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by ravel » Fri May 12, 2006 8:05 pm
Uff, do you really want to solve it ?
In the moment i am fed up with ultra hard puzzles, forgive me, but i dont want to spend much time for it , though i am not sure, that there is no elegant solution.
But one step of my programs hints is very easy: r4c8 cannot be 3, because it would kill both 3's in the sub diagonal.
In the moment i am fed up with ultra hard puzzles, forgive me, but i dont want to spend much time for it , though i am not sure, that there is no elegant solution.
But one step of my programs hints is very easy: r4c8 cannot be 3, because it would kill both 3's in the sub diagonal.
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by Crazy Girl » Fri May 12, 2006 9:23 pm
ludadon,
have you checked with your classmates / teacher to see if there is meant to be a clue in R1C5, as most (but not all) puzzle setters/makers like a symmetrical puzzle.
Also are your classmates struggling with the puzzle (ie. puzzle not likely to be solved with logic) or have they found a solution (ie. there's a mistake somewhere).
have you checked with your classmates / teacher to see if there is meant to be a clue in R1C5, as most (but not all) puzzle setters/makers like a symmetrical puzzle.
Also are your classmates struggling with the puzzle (ie. puzzle not likely to be solved with logic) or have they found a solution (ie. there's a mistake somewhere).
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