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	@ 2013-08-24 11:33 PM (#12437 - in reply to #12435) (#12437) Top
ashwinparadkar Posts: 9 Country : India	ashwinparadkar posted @ 2013-08-24 11:33 PM Thanks a lot Prasanna for replying :) The 1 in box 5 was wrongly written. It was for the 2 places I circled in row 7. I want to know how did you derive that 3 would be in R9c4. Coz 3 can also go in R9C6.
	@ 2013-08-24 11:51 PM (#12438 - in reply to #12433) (#12438) Top
FoxFireX Posts: 35 Country : United States	FoxFireX posted @ 2013-08-24 11:51 PM Once you've determined the 1 in R7 has to be in C4 or C5, 3 is the only number left that could possibly be in R9C4. 1, 4, 5, 6, and 8 are already present in the box, 2 and 9 are already in the column, and 7 is already in the row. Even though the 3 isn't eliminated from R9C6, everything but the 3 is eliminated from R9C4.
	@ 2013-08-25 6:58 PM (#12440 - in reply to #12438) (#12440) Top
ashwinparadkar Posts: 9 Country : India	ashwinparadkar posted @ 2013-08-25 6:58 PM Got it now! Thanks for explaining in so detail. That really really helps. I somehow missed that logic. I now recollect having solved puzzles using this technique. Maybe I am out of practice or just becoming non-intelligent. :D

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