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 Topic: nov14 hard |
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| thesaint Replies: 21 Views: 130542 |
 Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 3:22 pm Subject: The "Hard" one |
| Alan, As I have already stated on this puzzle, although not "Easy" it was not specially hard. No fancy methods were needed to solve it - not even naked pairs. From your stated intermediate positi ... | |
| Topic: nov14 hard |
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| thesaint Replies: 21 Views: 130542 |
Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 10:24 pm Subject: The "Hard" one |
| Hello again Guest, From your corrected position; write in all the candidates for every emply cell. You will find that r8 c8 has only one possible candidate - a 5 - then look at the other the 5s ... | |
| Topic: nov14 hard |
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| thesaint Replies: 21 Views: 130542 |
Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 7:25 pm Subject: The "Hard" one |
| Still at it on this one... I don't see how Philmac got the 2s and 3s in boxes 1,4, 5, and 6. I see the 8/1 twins in row 4, col 2&3, and mapped out the 2's and 3's. 000 510 000 109 002 305 560 ... |
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| Topic: nov14 hard |
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| thesaint Replies: 21 Views: 130542 |
Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 12:03 pm Subject: nov14 hard |
| I found this one quite straight forward in that I did not have to go beyond the simple solving methods. I did not have to look for any sets (naked or concealed). It took me 64 minutes; this was beau ... | |
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