This is my second puzzle, it is a follow-up to Mod Prod in the Fog, which I published about a year ago, and is solved in this video.
Click the image below to play the puzzle on SudokuPad.
Rules: Normal sudoku rules apply.
Each letter found in this puzzle (A, B, C, etc) represents a different digit (1-9), with values to be determined by the solver.
All multiplication is performed modulo 10, which means we only keep the last digit of a product. For example: 3*4=2.
A value placed outside the 9x9 grid indicates an x-product for that row/column. This is like an x-sum but for multiplication. For example, if a K is placed above a column, and the first digit in that column is N, then the first N digits in that column (including the N) multiply to K.
Digits in a cage multiply to the small value given in the corner of one of its cells.
Dynamic fog: placing a correct digit will clear the fog in that cell and sometimes other cells too. Guessing is never necessary and always a bad idea.
Math hints: Remember that multiplication modulo 10 is associative: you will only need your 9 times tables for this puzzle. Also, you can do a kind of "division modulo 10" which is not as hard as it sounds, and you can absolutely figure out on your own.
Solution code: 5th row, left to right.
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