Triplets
(Published on 30. July 2021, 20:54 by jwsinclair)
Normal sudoku rules apply.
Digits separated by a white dot are consecutive.
Digits separated by a black dot have a 1:2 ratio.
Digits cannot repeat within a cage.
Some cages show their sums.
Each cage's sum is equal to the sum of two other cages in the grid; however, cages with the same sum cannot be the same size (i.e. if the solver deduces that there is a cage that sums to X, then there must be two other cages that also sum to X, and all three of those cages must occupy a different number of cells).
F-Puzzles | SudokuPad
Solution code: row 4, row 9 (18 characters, no spaces)
Last changed on on 30. April 2025, 15:57
Solved by SKORP17, Elliott810, Dentones, parkinson, Cowbear, zorant, HighEagle, Sewerin, mcc, Krisonium, dendrobium, deebhatia, apwelho, sorryimLate, StephenR, Vebby
Comments
on 25. July 2025, 09:31 by StephenR
Good one, thanks. Although it's fairly easy to work out, the rules as written are slightly ambiguous in suggesting that the sum of a cage is equal to the total of two other cages added together. I think all that's needed is the bit in brackets.
on 30. April 2025, 15:57 by jwsinclair
added SudokuPad link to main post
on 5. January 2025, 10:01 by deebhatia
https://sudokupad.app/05s47cwazf
Sudokupad with intermediate solution check
