The Rectes
(Published on 4. April 2024, 04:04 by josebastian8)
Rules
- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- Cells separated by a knight's move (chess) cannot contain the same digit.
- We define a "recte" as a rectangle of size 1 x n (or n x 1) that acts both as a renban line and as a thermometer (it consists of n consecutive numbers that increase from an extreme). Fill the grid with a recte of size 9 and two rectes of each size from 1 to 8. All rectes must be different and cannot intersect.
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Solution code: Row 9 followed by colum 9 followed by the sum of the digits on the main diagonal [R1C1 to R9C9] (No spaces, 20 digits total)
Last changed on on 14. April 2024, 13:55
Solved by Greg, EFlatMinor, jalebc, Carolin, bernhard, Hannah_GBS, SKORP17, geronimo92, Isfan, Kworb, AdamPI, running_fatty, annnz, AltVoid, elshan, Crul, TrymanRacing, jadezki, appletrapezoid, hungkenchanlee, ... tkrahn98, rcg, drf93, sujoeku_, chain.reader, fstilus, indolentfool, Uhu, Damax, Thomster, paranoid, Hugo-Bob, BlackApolloX, Azvaril, elpizw, Koba, jgarber, neinina98, timww572, Drawoon, PippoForte
Comments
Last changed on 13. April 2024, 14:05on 13. April 2024, 14:04 by chain.reader
It looks hard, but then you start noticing that the locations for them are forced... nifty puzzle
Last changed on 4. April 2024, 16:53on 4. April 2024, 16:08 by geronimo92
Unique because of the knight's move and all cells are used..... in the solution code, you should have precised that the diagonal you are talking about is the negative one (ambiguous !!)
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Fixed, thanks for the warning!
on 4. April 2024, 14:42 by Hannah_GBS
Very pretty puzzle (especially when giving each 'recte' a different background colour!)
Last changed on 4. April 2024, 10:41on 3. April 2024, 22:52 by josebastian8
I know that guessing the solution may be quite easy, but try to prove why it must be unique!