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Tejal Phatak
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Country : India | No Rajesh, the numbers need not be 1-N, they can be any set of numbers provided A<B<C<D<E |
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Yokipi
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Country : United States | Yokipi posted @ 2012-06-03 12:43 AM Another somewhat trivial clarification question... For Kakuro, "Digits must not repeat within any sum." if the column/row clue is blank (i.e. there is no sum ), does the rule still hold?  |
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Organisers
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Country : India | rajeshk - 2012-06-02 11:00 PM
Just one clarification.
I hope Coded TomTom follows instructions of previous TomTom puzzle which says that Place digits from 1 to N where is the size of the grid. In the coded TomTom examples digits from 1-5 (N=5) are not placed.
I am hoping that this is just an example. In the actual puzzle we have to put numbers from 1 to N?
Tejal's response is correct. |
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Organisers
Posts: 175
Country : India | Yokipi - 2012-06-03 12:43 AM
Another somewhat trivial clarification question... For Kakuro, "Digits must not repeat within any sum." if the column/row clue is blank (i.e. there is no sum ), does the rule still hold? Yes, the rule is still valid. |
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rajeshk
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Country : India | rajeshk posted @ 2012-06-03 8:33 AM Tejal Phatak - 2012-06-02 11:18 PM
No Rajesh, the numbers need not be 1-N, they can be any set of numbers provided A
Thanks for the quick reply.
Then can 0 be part of the numbers. e.g. if 2 is given as hint. Can this be formed as 2+0?
Edited by rajeshk 2012-06-03 8:34 AM
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Organisers
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Country : India | rajeshk - 2012-06-03 8:33 AM
Thanks for the quick reply.
Then can 0 be part of the numbers. e.g. if 2 is given as hint. Can this be formed as 2+0?
Yes.
If the rules are written independently, here is how it will be -
All the digits from 0-9 have been replaced with the letters A to J with each letter representing a unique digit. Place a single digit from the set A, B, C, D, E, and F with A < B < C < D < E < F into each cell so that no digit repeats in any row or column. The value in the upper-left of each bold region indicates the result after some mathematical operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division ) is applied to the numbers in that region. Numbers can repeat in a region provided they do not repeat in any row or column. Zero cannot be the first digit of a multi-digit number.
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rajeshk
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Country : India | rajeshk posted @ 2012-06-03 9:44 AM Thanks for the quick reply and clearing my doubts.
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Organisers
Posts: 175
Country : India | Question in email -
In 2D Mastermind, can the letters repeat?
No |
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adityasaraf007
Posts: 45
Country : India | A quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region....For eg. in Puzzle J1 of Instruction Booklet.... the Bottom Right Corner covers 3 cells and the resultant figure is 4.... Can it be construed as: 4 = (2 * 1) + 2 instead of 4 = 2 * 1 * 2..... And if someone could explain Inside Skyscraper to me.... It went above my head....
Edited by adityasaraf007 2012-06-03 1:29 PM
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Organisers
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Country : India | adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:26 PM
A quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region....
No |
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purifire
Posts: 460
Country : India | adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:26 PM
A quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region....For eg. in Puzzle J1 of Instruction Booklet.... the Bottom Right Corner covers 3 cells and the resultant figure is 4.... Can it be construed as: 4 = (2 * 1) + 2 instead of 4 = 2 * 1 * 2..... And if someone could explain Inside Skyscraper to me.... It went above my head....
The inside skyscraper is a bi-directional view. that is, if you are standing in any of the cells, in one direction you can view say X skyscrapers, and in the opposite direction you can view Y number of skyscrapers. the sum of X and Y is the number clue given.
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adityasaraf007
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Country : India | Organisers - 2012-06-03 1:27 PM adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:26 PMA quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region.... No Thanks..... One down two to go.....Now, I have doubts in Inside Skyscraper and Tapa.... First priority is Inside Skyscraper.... Can someone explain it.... http://logicmastersindia.com/forum/images/emoticons/smile_teeth.gif |
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adityasaraf007
Posts: 45
Country : India | purifire - 2012-06-03 1:33 PM adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:26 PMA quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region....For eg. in Puzzle J1 of Instruction Booklet.... the Bottom Right Corner covers 3 cells and the resultant figure is 4.... Can it be construed as: 4 = (2 * 1) + 2 instead of 4 = 2 * 1 * 2..... And if someone could explain Inside Skyscraper to me.... It went above my head.... The inside skyscraper is a bi-directional view. that is, if you are standing in any of the cells, in one direction you can view say X skyscrapers, and in the opposite direction you can view Y number of skyscrapers. the sum of X and Y is the number clue given.Rishi Thanks.... Inside Skyscraper done.... Got the logic... Need to solve the one given in IB....Can you also clear Tapa.... |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:36 PM
purifire - 2012-06-03 1:33 PM adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:26 PMA quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region....For eg. in Puzzle J1 of Instruction Booklet.... the Bottom Right Corner covers 3 cells and the resultant figure is 4.... Can it be construed as: 4 = (2 * 1) + 2 instead of 4 = 2 * 1 * 2..... And if someone could explain Inside Skyscraper to me.... It went above my head.... The inside skyscraper is a bi-directional view. that is, if you are standing in any of the cells, in one direction you can view say X skyscrapers, and in the opposite direction you can view Y number of skyscrapers. the sum of X and Y is the number clue given.Rishi Thanks.... Inside Skyscraper done.... Got the logic... Need to solve the one given in IB....Can you also clear Tapa....
Well what exactly is your difficulty in Tapa? Basically, taking a 3x3 group of cells, there are 8 cells around a cell, as long as its not an edge/corner. A clue says how many of the 8 cells around it have to be colored in. |
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adityasaraf007
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Country : India | prasanna16391 - 2012-06-03 1:41 PMWell what exactly is your difficulty in Tapa? Basically, taking a 3x3 group of cells, there are 8 cells around a cell, as long as its not an edge/corner. A clue says how many of the 8 cells around it have to be colored in. Thanks.... That cleared some of the doubts.... Understood what needs to be done..... Let me give a try to solve the one given in IB.... Thanks.... and sorry to bother all of you at the last moment..... : ) |
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neerajmehrotra
Posts: 329
Country : India | All the best to all participants!!! |
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rajeshk
Posts: 542
Country : India | rajeshk posted @ 2012-06-03 1:55 PM Best of luck to everyone participating in IPC 2012.
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prasanna16391
Posts: 1801
Country : India | All the best everyone. |
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abhi265645
Posts: 10
Country : India | not able to get password. please help
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Organisers
Posts: 175
Country : India | abhi265645 - 2012-06-03 2:11 PM
not able to get password. please help
You have to login and click on "Start IPC2012"
From the database log I see that you have not clicked on "Start" yet. |
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Kashyap
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Country : India | Kashyap posted @ 2012-06-03 2:21 PM very bad format... cant sole puzzles on a pdf... |
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devarajand
Posts: 114
Country : India | Bad luck. I dont have power to take printout
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nikku.mathew
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| Where do we get the password from?? I still dont know where to click "Start ipc" |
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debmohanty
Country : India | nikku.mathew - 2012-06-03 2:25 PM
Where do we get the password from?? I still dont know where to click "Start ipc" Go to http://logicmastersindia.com/IPC2012/
You should be able to see login boxes there |
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