Killer Maths
(Published on 26. March 2020, 20:07 by Mesmer)
Rules: Normals Sudoku rules apply. Normal Killer Sudoku rules apply (numbers must not repeat inside the cages). The equations/inequalities between the cage values will walk you through the solution.
I think it is easy enough, so I hope you will have fun with it
Solution code: [1st Row][2nd Row] An 18-digit number, no gaps or commas etc.
Comments
on 12. August 2023, 19:48 by zrbakhtiar
SudokuPad: https://tinyurl.com/4wn3zfuv
on 21. August 2020, 14:54 by Mesmer
Sudoku tag added
on 31. March 2020, 23:16 by Rollo
yes
on 31. March 2020, 23:10 by jessica6
the "cage values" are the sums of the cages, right? So the operations are applied to the small numbers which normally would indicate the cage sums, and not applied to the cell values themselves.
on 26. March 2020, 22:01 by Dandelo
Nice puzzle. Straight solution path, but not too easy.
Gaps in the solution code are ignored anyway.
on 26. March 2020, 21:11 by Mesmer
Changed "cells" to "cages" in the rules.
on 26. March 2020, 21:08 by Mesmer
Yes, the operations are between the values of the cages. (In the rules I call them "cells"). Eg if cage_1 is 3 and cage_2 is 5 , if the applied operation is +, then cage_3 is 8. I hope it is clearer now.
on 26. March 2020, 20:48 by Circleconstant314
If there is an operation between cages, does that mean the operation is applied to the total sum of the cages? If in addition the operations lead to an equality sign, like how there's [cage 1] + [cage 2] = [cage 3], does this mean exactly that cage 1 + cage 2 = cage 3?
