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  • siamskin
    Advanced User
    • Nov 2010
    • 191

    #16
    to wenno
    about sudoku
    (first row 3142)
    3x= 1X3X1 - only option, - "3" and "1".
    6X=2X3 or 3X2 - 2x3, because you already have "3" in row.
    you have 3,1,...,2 = third number is "4".

    first row 3142
    (second row 1--3)
    "1" is from 1x3x1 and "3" from 2x3
    you have to put "2" and "4" to the right place, "4" can not be in third place, accordingly 1-4-2-3

    now you have
    3-1-4-2
    1-4-2-3

    third row: 7+ = 4+2+?, "1" of course. (- - 1 -)
    third column, last number is "3".
    12x= ?x?x3, 4x1x3 or 1x4x3, 4x1x3 is right (- - 1-4)
    24x= 4x?x?, 4x3x2 or 4x2x3, 4x3x2 is right(-3-1-4), and first number is..."2"
    first row 3142
    second 1423
    third row 2314

    last row 4231
    hope it helps.

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    • maxhug77
      Veteran
      • Dec 2008
      • 697

      #17
      And out... Lol Actually solved the purple key puzzle... Did I mention I hate maths Lol
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      • Yvonne
        Super Koala Mod
        • Feb 2010
        • 22683

        #18
        Nice one again...
        Thanks for the help with the yellow key...
        From now on, this is how it is going to be, just her and me
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        • suburbancoyote
          Junior User
          • Mar 2013
          • 49

          #19
          Nice , going in, hope its a good one!

          wow toughie , love the new twist's .
          Last edited by Kzin; 07-18-2013, 03:53:35. Reason: Please use edit to avoid double posting

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          • graywolf
            Veteran
            • Jun 2012
            • 7896

            #20
            Great game except for purple key.
            I had to seek help for the purple key answer....I still don't know the logic behind it...?

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            • Scissors
              Cut up
              • Aug 2006
              • 1503

              #21
              Wow, forget what the older puzzles looked like. The math sequences, and the red triangles.

              Thanks for the memories.

              Graywolf:
              Last edited by Scissors; 07-22-2013, 20:27:04.

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