Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

JAM

(Eingestellt am 14. August 2024, 05:10 Uhr von Nylimb)

I was all set to publish a different puzzle, but then I noticed the ID number that was assigned to it, and decided to base a puzzle on that instead. So my computer and I got together for a jam session, trying out a few ideas. This is what we came up with. I hope you're hungry for some jam sandwiches.

In some of the clues, certain digits have been replaced by the letters J, A, and M. These represent 3 different digits from 2 to 8. (A clue like "3J" means the 2-digit number 30+J, not the product 3 times J.) Note: I'm not ruling out the possibility that a digit might be replaced by a letter in some clues but not in others, so a letter might represent 2 or 3.

Standard sudoku rules apply: Fill the grid with digits from 1 to 9 so that each digit occurs exactly once in each row, column, and 3x3 box.

Standard sandwich rules apply, along with a no-skimping condition: A clue outside the grid gives the sum of the digits between the 1 and 9 in its row or column. And for every row and column, either all of the digits J, A, and M occur within the sandwich or none of them do.

Killer rules partially apply: The digits in a cage, defined by the dotted lines, sum to the number in the top left corner. But you can jam as many copies of a digit into a cage as you like, as long as they obey the sudoku rules. (I.e. digits CAN repeat within a cage.)

You can solve this in SudokuPad.

Lösungscode: Rows 7 and 8.

Zuletzt geändert am 23. August 2024, 21:09 Uhr

Gelöst von cybers, cathematician, Piff, SKORP17, marcmees, RockyRoer, argl, Luigi
Komplette Liste

Kommentare

am 23. August 2024, 21:09 Uhr von Nylimb
Added link to other puzzle.

am 23. August 2024, 09:22 Uhr von Luigi
Really nice puzzle! Thank you!

am 22. August 2024, 18:47 Uhr von Nylimb
Clarified rule about letters replacing digits.

Zuletzt geändert am 22. August 2024, 18:48 Uhr

am 22. August 2024, 09:54 Uhr von Luigi
Is it allowed, that J,A,M can be replaced with one of the given numbers 1,2 or 3?

@Luigi: 2 and 3 are allowed, but 1 is not. (Since 1 and 9 are the "crusts" of the sandwich, I didn't want any ambiguity about whether they're within the sandwich or not.)

I'll clarify in the description that 2 and 3 are allowed.

Zuletzt geändert am 22. August 2024, 07:39 Uhr

am 22. August 2024, 07:38 Uhr von argl
This was brilliant, the solve was smooth and engaging without being overwhelming -- and yet somehow i kept breaking it :skull: -- though I do think that was more "dumb user error" than anything particularly gnarly with the puzzle, I just kept messing up the arithmetic in the 3M cage for idek even what reason. Thank you for setting this puzzle, it is truly masterful

am 16. August 2024, 14:46 Uhr von RockyRoer
Mmm... Thanks!

am 15. August 2024, 03:40 Uhr von Nylimb
For a different take on jam sandwiches (with peanut butter!) check out "PB and Jam" by Bearded Fool, puzzle number 000J5Y.

am 14. August 2024, 20:11 Uhr von marcmees
smooth. Thanks

am 14. August 2024, 06:16 Uhr von cybers
Just like I like my jam, this puzzle was sweet and without any overly hard bits :)

Zuletzt geändert am 14. August 2024, 06:14 Uhr

am 14. August 2024, 06:12 Uhr von Nylimb
Fixed solution code. Thanks to cybers for reporting the problem.

Schwierigkeit:3
Bewertung:N/A
Gelöst:8 mal
Beobachtet:1 mal
ID:000JAM

Online-Solving-Tool Arithmetikrätsel

Lösung abgeben

Lösungscode:

Anmelden