this is what I got to, cannot see any error in it, marked as having 15 numbers in the wrong place?! Asked it to show repeated digits, there are none. Asked it to show wrong moves and it does not include any that are marked x or v. Very confused
Posted 15th Sep 2026 at 13:22 Last edited by SweetCuppinCakes 15th Sep 2026 at 13:24
henhonk66 - you've got, in the fourth and fifth rows, in the very right column, an '8' an a '2' next to each other. Inverse rule says you can't have an 'X' sum where there is no 'X'! And the corresponding '2' and 8' in the middle quadrant are wrong, too.
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this is what I got to, cannot see any error in it, marked as having 15 numbers in the wrong place?! Asked it to show repeated digits, there are none. Asked it to show wrong moves and it does not include any that are marked x or v. Very confused
Last edited by SweetCuppinCakes 15th Sep 2026 at 13:24
thanks Cakes!
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