That's 11 in the Corner
(Published on 11. November 2022, 11:00 by ndsurgenor)
- Digits on a line either sum to the value outside the grid (some to be determined by the solver) OR represent the same value in binary format (see below) in their respective row/column. Note that for any line it is NOT permitted for both to be true and all lines are completely horizontal/vertical
- When determining the value of a 'binary line' odd digits are read as 1 while even digits represent 0. The value is then read as a binary number from left to right or top to bottom e.g. 8574 on a such a line would be equivalent to 0110 which gives a value of 6
Normal sudoku rules apply
Solution code: Row 4 and Row 6
Last changed on on 23. August 2024, 00:17
Solved by gfoot, cdwg2000, StefanSch, cemitche, Komeiji_Carey
Comments
on 21. August 2024, 15:07 by ndsurgenor
Updated SudokuPad link to include solution check
Last changed on 8. February 2023, 21:11
on 13. November 2022, 16:21 by StefanSch
It was a hard journey, but I enjoyed it.
- Many thanks for taking the time to solve it :)
Last changed on 13. November 2022, 21:35
on 13. November 2022, 03:44 by cdwg2000
Very nice!
- Thanks for solving!
Last changed on 12. November 2022, 18:53
on 11. November 2022, 18:49 by gfoot
Great maths-centric puzzle, I found it hard at quite a few places due to the dual nature of the rules, like a truth/lie puzzle, but it was always possible to deduce my way through.
- Many thanks for solving; glad you worked your way through it!
