Uh Modular Triplets?
(Published on 11. April 2025, 16:44 by Asi_Pasasi)
Normal Sudoku rules apply.
Weird Modular Triplets: For every set of three adjecent digits along a pink line, two of the digits are congruent modulo the third digit.
For example: 238 is a valid triplet because
2mod(3) = 2 = 8mod(3)
467 however is not a valid triplet since
4mod(7) = 4 =/= 6 = 6mod(7)
4mod(6) = 4 =/= 1 = 7mod(6)
6mod(4) = 2 =/= 3 = 7mod(4)
Killer Cages: Digits in a cage sum to the number in the top left corner of the cage.
Sudokopad link: Sudokupad
F-Puzzles link: F-Puzzles
Weird Modular Triplets: For every set of three adjecent digits along a pink line, two of the digits are congruent modulo the third digit.
For example: 238 is a valid triplet because
2mod(3) = 2 = 8mod(3)
467 however is not a valid triplet since
4mod(7) = 4 =/= 6 = 6mod(7)
4mod(6) = 4 =/= 1 = 7mod(6)
6mod(4) = 2 =/= 3 = 7mod(4)
Killer Cages: Digits in a cage sum to the number in the top left corner of the cage.
Sudokopad link: Sudokupad
F-Puzzles link: F-Puzzles
Solution code: Enter row 2 of the solved puzzle, left to right, to verify your solution (no spaces or anything in between, just digit after digit, i.e. 764125389)
Solved by SKORP17, Piff
