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 Topic: 16 SEPT VH |
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| mahesh Replies: 40 Views: 184813 |
 Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 9:18 pm Subject: 16 SEPT VH |
| Tracy,
You are super. The puzzle is now solved. Thanks for patiently educating me some sudopedia. Sincerely appreciate. Cheers, -m. |
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| Topic: 16 SEPT VH |
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| mahesh Replies: 40 Views: 184813 |
Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 8:55 pm Subject: 16 SEPT VH |
| And the diabolical ones, it is hoped, shall burn in hell..
Although not the inferal type, I do find "hard" questions and those at lower levels relatively easy. I have never used paper t ... |
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| Topic: 16 SEPT VH |
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| mahesh Replies: 40 Views: 184813 |
Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 5:27 am Subject: 16 SEPT VH |
| Tracy,
Here is my problem. I decided to post here using Kathy's grid because that is point where I got stuck. At that stage, the solver filled in a 6 in R5C3. I could'nt really figure out why it wa ... |
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| Topic: 16 SEPT VH |
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| mahesh Replies: 40 Views: 184813 |
Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 5:25 pm Subject: 16 SEPT VH |
| Tracy,
Awesome. Thank you so much for the kind explanation. I do see this principle clearly now. Howeever, there's still a problem in the puzzle below. I suppose, the pattern is more complicate ... |
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| Topic: 16 SEPT VH |
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| mahesh Replies: 40 Views: 184813 |
Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 7:53 am Subject: 16 SEPT VH |
| Hi,
My first post here. an interesting forum. I got stuck in exactly the spot that Kathy was at. "6" can be both in R6C2 or R5C3. I don't see how you guys (including the solver-hint) ... |
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