a) There is a digit A in the Bth cell
from the edge.
b) There is a digit B in the Ath cell
from the edge.
EXAMPLE:
UNIQUE SOLUTION:
Rules of 'Descriptive Pairs Sudoku'
Place numbers in the grid such that each row, column and 3x3 box contain the numbers 1 to 9. Each pair of digits A and B on the outside means that at least one of the following are true in the row/column:
a) There is a digit A in the Bth cell
from the edge.
b) There is a digit B in the Ath cell
from the edge.
EXAMPLE:
UNIQUE SOLUTION:
a) There is a digit A in the Bth cell
from the edge.
b) There is a digit B in the Ath cell
from the edge.
EXAMPLE:
UNIQUE SOLUTION:
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Beautiful Sudoku Variation!
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