@ 2010-09-27 9:37 AM (#1922 - in reply to #1917) (#1922) Top | |
Posts: 460 Country : India | purifire posted @ 2010-09-27 9:37 AM in Box 9, we already have 2 cages with combined sum of 16. Hence the other 2 cages with missing sums add upto 29. From the remaining sums this 29 can either be 17,12 or 13,16. the pair of 12,17 is eliminated as the 2 cell cage cannot be 17 since 8 is already there in R9C9 and it cannot be 12 also since one of the numbers in 6. Hence the 2 cell cage has a missing sum of 13 (6,7) and the 3 cell cage has sum of 16 (2,5,9). so now we are left with missings sums of 3,4,7,9,11,12,17,19. I guess from here on the puzzle solves logically :) but if anyone wants me to continue I will be glad to do it. Rishi |
@ 2010-09-27 10:28 AM (#1929 - in reply to #1917) (#1929) Top | |
Country : India | debmohanty posted @ 2010-09-27 10:28 AM thanks for the steps rishi. The puzzle is indeed very beautiful, both the concept and the particular puzzle. |
@ 2010-09-28 12:46 AM (#1952 - in reply to #1917) (#1952) Top | |
Posts: 328 Country : India | neerajmehrotra posted @ 2010-09-28 12:46 AM this is grt!!!!!!!!! |
@ 2010-12-18 5:22 PM (#2939 - in reply to #1917) (#2939) Top | |
Posts: 27 Country : India | avermaful posted @ 2010-12-18 5:22 PM rishi, hi.my name is dhaval.i m abig fan of yours.but this killer sudoku is easy as it contains one cell sum like 3 and 6 .can u explain a difficult one completely?please. i m a starter. also i find killer sudokus tough. so please can u explain a more difficult one and in easy langusge just like above one. it would be helpful to everyone.pls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
@ 2010-12-18 5:25 PM (#2940 - in reply to #1917) (#2940) Top | |
Posts: 27 Country : India | avermaful posted @ 2010-12-18 5:25 PM rishi. also please can u solve the sudoku completely which u left above and explain it.pls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i know i m asking tooo much.ut plaese rishi sir!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |