RULES : Classic Sudoku rules apply. The arrow shapes in the grids are all lying. The digit in the circled cell of each arrow must be either one more or one less than the sum of the digits along its path. Digits may repeat along an arrow.
Rules: Place a digit from 1 to 9 in each empty cell so that each digit appears exactly once in each row, column and 3x3 outlined box. Clue...
nice puzzle, but in one of the arrows the digits summed to 10 and 9 was in the circle, just wanted to clarify whether this is allowed or have i messed up?
ReplyDeleteIf there is a 9 in the circle , then sum of digits along the arrow path would be either 8 or 10.
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ReplyDelete7:27.Tricky .Very very tricky ! I thought that I had broken the sudoku when I was getting a total of 10 on of the arrow sums. I was close to erasing everything when I suddenly realized a sum total of 10 can be reached by using a 9 clue in circle !!
ReplyDeleteThat 10 total was done on purpose. Good timing
DeleteOh my! Lying is so tough :). I broke twice and yet finally took 16.34m. It was very challenging but also interesting. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mam.
DeleteLying is not tough. Remembering your lies is :)
Delete17:29, took a long time to get a hang of this one.
ReplyDeleteIt was a bit tricky. A bit too long as per your standards.
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