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From what I understand you're supposed to get the result (in your example 6) by combining the cells in that box with the given operator (in this case times). S
by FalconNL 18y ago
From what I understand you're supposed to get the result (in your example 6) by combining the cells in that box with the given operator (in this case times).
So a "6x" box with two cells results in (1 and 6) or (2 and 3), since those are the only products that result in 6. Likewise, "7+" with three squares can only be (1, 2 and 4).
- gjm11 18y ago7+ could also be 1,3,3 or 3,2,2 if the box is L-shaped so that the equal numbers don't go in the same row or column.