True False Sudoku, Ep.1
(Published on 27. August 2019, 10:00 by gjchangmu)
1. r2c2 = 3
2. r3c3 is an odd number
3. r4c4 + r4c8 = 9
4. r5c5 < r5c7
5. r6c6 is where 9 is in this row, from left to right
6. r7c7 equals to how many cells in this row have one or more consecutive numbers adjacent to it in this row
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For clarification, here is an example:
Apply classic sudoku rules. For the following 6 statements, 3 are true and 3 are false.
1. r7c9 = 5 (False)
2. r4c7 is even (False)
3. r5c3 - r5c4 = 1 (True)
4. r9c2 > r9c8 (False)
5. r1c5 is where 4 is in this row, from left to right (True)
6. r2c3 equals to how many cells in this row have one or more consecutive numbers adjacent to it in this row (True)
－－－－－－－－－－－
｜１７５｜９８６｜３４２｜
｜３２４｜７１５｜９８６｜
｜９６８｜３２４｜７５１｜
｜－－－＋－－－＋－－－｜
｜４９２｜５３７｜１６８｜
｜５１７｜６９８｜２３４｜
｜８３６｜２４１｜５９７｜
｜－－－＋－－－＋－－－｜
｜７５９｜４６２｜８１３｜
｜６８３｜１７９｜４２５｜
｜２４１｜８５３｜６７９｜
－－－－－－－－－－－
Solution code: Row 7, followed by column 3.
Comments
on 11. October 2021, 10:42 by CHalb_mod
tags added
on 28. August 2019, 03:31 by gjchangmu
@Matt and @Rollo thank you and sorry for the confusion and inconvinience it brought. I didnt realize the wording is wrong.
on 28. August 2019, 03:25 by gjchangmu
wording.
on 27. August 2019, 23:32 by Rollo
The example helps, but '... adjacent to it in this row.' would be better. Thanks to Statistica. Nice and easy anyway :-).
on 27. August 2019, 19:16 by Statistica
@Matt: it counts only the adjacent cells in the ROW.
on 27. August 2019, 18:59 by Matt
if I understand the statements correct, in the example statement 6 is not true. I count some more numbers with consecutive numbers adjacent. Is the example wrong or do I understand the statement wrong? I guess the second one, as I have a solution that is not accepted
on 27. August 2019, 12:26 by gjchangmu
Copy English to German
on 27. August 2019, 11:33 by gjchangmu
Oops! I read in the help document that if I leave one language input box blank, everyone would see the other language whichever language they use. Seems that my understanding is wrong.
on 27. August 2019, 10:18 by sandmoppe
@gichangmu: Auf der deutschen Rätselseite fehlt das Rätsel. Auf der Englischen ist es vorhanden.
