Arithmetic Sequences
(Published on 13. May 2021, 17:12 by hexadoodle)
My first puzzle! :D I went through it a few times, probably overclued but hopefully unique. (Also getting the hang of LMD's formatting.) Let me know what you think.
Normal sudoku rules apply.
Each of the following forms its own arithmetic sequence:
-The ten circled areas read as two-digit numbers, out of order.
-The tens digits of the right column of five two-digit numbers, in order.
-The digits along any given blue line, in order. (Not all lines are given.)
An arithmetic sequence is a sequence with a common difference between terms. e.g. 5,9,13,17... The sequence can increase, decrease, or be constant.
Link to play: https://f-puzzles.com/?id=yf4ex6qb
Normal sudoku rules apply.
Each of the following forms its own arithmetic sequence:
-The ten circled areas read as two-digit numbers, out of order.
-The tens digits of the right column of five two-digit numbers, in order.
-The digits along any given blue line, in order. (Not all lines are given.)
An arithmetic sequence is a sequence with a common difference between terms. e.g. 5,9,13,17... The sequence can increase, decrease, or be constant.
Link to play: https://f-puzzles.com/?id=yf4ex6qb
Solution code: Row 5 + Row 6 (18 digits)
Solved by kublai, ranhothchord, JohnDoeJersey, filuta
Comments
on 13. May 2021, 22:36 by ranhothchord
Great puzzle! Love the lines, lots of new logic with them to figure out
