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Three Sudoku squares in a row help solve puzzleOther topics in this forum
Cycles and Twins X-Wing and Swordfish What makes a 'Difficult' puzzle Stripes Alternate Pairs Trial and Error - The Labyrinth C Shape Is Sudoku a game of Mathematical symmetry? Is placing the correct candidates part of logic? Two out of three lines Word puzzle query [Game solving Strategies forum] contributed by Rob Puzzle
The answers are not as clear cut as I thought. I'm having a problem getting the remaining answer. Any suggestions? See also : C Shape
Any comments ? Click here to contributeBlock of Three (re: Word puzzle query) contributed by Rob Puzzle
The key reason why a block of three in a row or column is that it forces allocation in just one adjacent row or column set of three, narrowing down the options substantially. Also if you look along the block of three into the adjacent Sudoku regions you know that all these numbers must occur in either of the remaining two sub-rows/columns. Any comments ? Click here to contributeCopyright © 2005-2013 Sudoku Dragon |