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sanket |
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Posts: 17 Location: India | hmm.. yeah i started in the same manner as you mentioned... and what about the reversal rule? thanks anyway :) | ||
Valezius |
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WPMM Author Posts: 66 Location: Hungary | sanket - 2011-05-07 11:18 PM hmm.. yeah i started in the same manner as you mentioned... and what about the reversal rule? thanks anyway :) The reversal rule is true because if you find a solution where an unique (yellow) number is black then you can change this black square to yellow. And you will have another correct solution. So there is a solution where every unique number is yellow. And if the puzzle is correct this is the unique solution. | ||
csraveen |
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Posts: 4 Location: India | If a number appears only once in a row/column is it necessary to circle it?????and if a number appears more than once in a row/column is it necessary to circle one of them?????? | ||
chaotic_iak |
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Typed Logic Author Posts: 241 Location: Indonesia | sanket - 2011-05-07 9:44 PM Also the rules of hitori say that a number cannot appear more than once. So can we use the reverse rule : Circling a particular number (or shading in yellow as in above case) if its another occurence in the same row/column has been shaded (in grey color as in above) because this ensures that the number will always occur once (and cannot appear 'zero' times) ? Not necessarily. Try this: 1112 2341 1213 2421 Observe C3. Both of its 1s are shaded, leaving no 1 remaining. To above: The first is yes if the solution is guaranteed to be unique (but no otherwise), the second is no. | ||
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