Japanische Summen Knapp daneben 2
(Published on 26. June 2014, 01:14 by Semax)
Blacken some of the cells in the diagram and put digits from 1 to 7 into the other cells, such that no digit appears more than once in every row or column.
The numbers outside give the sum of consecutive digits (without black cells in between) in the correct order. Single digits are also given.
Additional rule: All given sums are either too big or too small by exactly 1. It is also allowed for a 1 to become 0, and for a (not explicitly given) 0 to become 1.
The numbers outside give the sum of consecutive digits (without black cells in between) in the correct order. Single digits are also given.
Additional rule: All given sums are either too big or too small by exactly 1. It is also allowed for a 1 to become 0, and for a (not explicitly given) 0 to become 1.
Solution code: Row 2, row 8. (X for blackened cells)
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Comments
on 10. February 2019, 15:59 by jessica6
Sehr schön.
on 9. February 2019, 19:20 by Mody
Jessica, ich verstehe das so, dass z.B. die letzten Zeile auch sein könnte: 0,2,7,7 und die "0" zur "1" wird.
Also wenn es Nullen gibt, dann nur als einziger Hinweis, den man nicht sieht, nicht in Verbindung mit anderen Ziffern.
on 8. February 2019, 15:28 by jessica6
... genauso wie aus einer (nicht explizit vorgegebenen) 0 eine 1.
Dann kann also eine vorgegebene "5" als "0 5" oder "5 0" verstanden werden (und jede der Summen dann um 1 erhöht oder erniedrigt)?
on 8. February 2019, 12:29 by Statistica
@Saskia: Das ist 'Knapp daneben'...
on 29. June 2014, 13:28 by ibag
Super!!!!
