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puneet87
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Country : India | In H2, is it possible for a word to occur more than once in the grid? |
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puneet87
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Country : India | Where can i get some practice puzzles for crosslink(M2) |
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macherlakumar
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rajeshk
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Country : India | rajeshk posted @ 2013-07-04 4:15 PM For Pentomino Kakuro: Is there any possibility of 6 becoming 9 or 9 becoming 6 during rotation? |
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Country : India | rajeshk - 2013-07-04 4:15 PM
For Pentomino Kakuro: Is there any possibility of 6 becoming 9 or 9 becoming 6 during rotation? No. 6 Remains 6 and 9 remains 9. Only the pieces are rotated, the number (digits ) do not change. |
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swaroop2011
Posts: 668
Country : India | puneet87 - 2013-07-04 1:51 PM
In H2, is it possible for a word to occur more than once in the grid?
No. Each word will appear only once : ) |
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suryadevi
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Country : India | i want to know how to play IPC give me reply |
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Country : India | prasanna16391 - 2013-07-01 5:47 PM
2. Will the Skyscraper Sudoku be a 9x9 or something smaller? It will be 6X6. |
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macherlakumar
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Country : India | suryadevi - 2013-07-05 12:33 PM
i want to know how to play IPC give me reply Hi, I recommend you to go through this link for IPC http://logicmastersindia.com/2013/IPC/After this if you have any specific questions you can post. Regards, Ravi |
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sanket.saxena
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sanket.saxena
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Country : India | sorry ... i did a mistake in that solution |
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greenhorn
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You have two stars touching diagonally - R2C4 and R3C5 |
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sanket.saxena
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Country : India | thanx for the response .... i got that later .. |
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greenhorn
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Country : Slovakia | Still earlier than me  |
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Country : India | Points Tables Published
You can download the points table, or the updated instructions booklet.
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puneet87
Posts: 33
Country : India | Thanks @macherlakumar and @swaroop
In K1, why cant there be tents in cells (0,2) and (2,2) instead of (0,3) and (2,3) respectively .
Also, in K1, two trees can share a tent....right ? |
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swaroop2011
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Also, in K1, two trees can share a tent....right ?
two trees can never share a tent. one tent will always belong to one tree |
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swaroop2011
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Country : India | puneet87 - 2013-07-06 4:31 PM
In K1, why cant there be tents in cells (0,2) and (2,2) instead of (0,3) and (2,3) respectively .
Can you clarify which cells you are referring. Please start numbering your rows and columns from 1. That means first left most and top most cell is (1,1 ).
Still i am considering you started numbering as (0,0 ) to first cell. so answering your query,
(0,2 ) and (2,2 ) cannot be tents as the (0,1 ) and (2,1 ) trees already have one tent each at (0,0 ) and (2,0 ) respectively. And according to rules, you can have only one tent belonging to one tree. Hope that clarifies your doubt. Edited by swaroop2011 2013-07-06 5:11 PM
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puneet87
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Country : India | Thanks, i wrongly assumed a tent can be diagonal to a tree and so was the confusion. |
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Country : India | puneet87 - 2013-07-06 5:16 PM
Thanks, i wrongly assumed a tent can be diagonal to a tree and so was the confusion. Puneet, the first rule of the Tents : Place a tent horizontally or vertically next to each tree. |
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vjain9
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Country : India | vjain9 posted @ 2013-07-06 10:36 PM 10:30 pm - 6th JUL the Puzzle booklet is NOT available at the link ? would the password be available after you login at the same link where you submit the answers at 2 pm on the 7th ? |
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swaroop2011
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Country : India | vjain9 - 2013-07-06 10:36 PM
would the password be available after you login at the same link where you submit the answers at 2 pm on the 7th ?
Password will be available when you login into your account and start the test at 2pm on 7th and yes at the same link where you submit your answers : ) Edited by swaroop2011 2013-07-06 10:52 PM
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kiwijam
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Country : New Zealand | kiwijam posted @ 2013-07-07 7:57 AM It says that:
"International players can start up to 7/9/2013 8:30:00 AM GMT"
So if I start at 8am Tuesday (GMT) do I get the full 2.5 hours, or only 0.5 hours?
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aakash
Country : India | aakash posted @ 2013-07-07 8:04 AM Please clarify
1) How to fill partial answers for A1/A2?
If correct answer key is AHL, but I know answer only for 2nd puzzle should I fill ( H ) or (H) or (XHX)
2) Whats are points tie-braker rules other than time-bonus (situation where tied participants have completed less than 25 puzzles and wont have time bonus to differentiate. Would you consider the submission time for last puzzle submitted?) |
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Country : India | kiwijam - 2013-07-07 7:57 AM
It says that:
"International players can start up to 7/9/2013 8:30:00 AM GMT"
So if I start at 8am Tuesday (GMT) do I get the full 2.5 hours, or only 0.5 hours?
***** This answer is valid for international players and other LMI tests. *****
Hi James, in LMI submission system, once a player starts, *he will always be allowed full solving time.
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