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Today we have a puzzle and two example puzzles and each puzzle is like two puzzles in one, so that is like six puzzles. Math. Have fun solving!

For better solving experience on the 9x9 double grid in SudokuPad, consider enabling "Test Large Puzzle UI" at the very bottom of the settings, which allows you to zoom with the scroll wheel and pan with right click and drag. Additionally, you can move the controls to the top right by clicking on "Layout" in the same section of settings.

Rules:

On the left, normal Sudoku rules apply: place digits 1-9 in each row, column, and box. On the right, follow Fillomino rules: each cell contains a number indicating its region's size, and same-sized regions cannot share an edge.

Both grids have killer cages. In Sudoku, digits in a cage cannot repeat and must sum to the given clue (if present). In Fillomino, numbers in a cage must sum to the clue but can repeat.

Corresponding cages in both grids must have equal sums, whether or not a clue is given. The solver must determine these matching sums using both grids' constraints.

The clues with '>' must contain a sum greater than the number and the sum must be equal in both the left and right grids.

We have two example puzzles: 4x4 and 6x6.

4x4: SudokuPad Penpa+

6x6: SudokuPad Penpa+

9x9 Double Grid: SudokuPad Penpa+

9x9 Single Grid: SudokuPad

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