Zeta and Kappa
(Published on 18. October 2022, 08:00 by twototenth)
Normal Sudoku rules apply. Digits separated by a white dot have a difference of 5; digits separated by a black dot have a ratio of 3:1. Not all dots are necessarily given. The grid contains nine "doublers," one in each row, column, and box; each digit from 1-9 is "doubled" exactly once. Doubled digits count as twice their value for the purposes of the dots.
Solution code: Row 2 followed by column 3, no spaces
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Solved by cdwg2000, Vebby, mihel111, Mrtn, IAlreadyHaveAKey, lsw770770, djorr, AvonD, OhHeyGuysItsMax, JeremyDover, Bellsita, Dentones, meixia, LCJ1998, peacherwu2, Jesper, Racteal, ancarro, bansalsaab, abed hawila, 85392, s0k0n, Christounet, OGRussHood, zetamath, dogfarts, soroush, flyjim, PippoForte, h5663454, Uhu, karen_birgitta
Comments
on 21. November 2022, 14:22 by Christounet
Very nice combo with kropki ! Thanks.
on 18. October 2022, 09:56 by cdwg2000
Very nice!
