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Road To London — June Sudoku Test — 21-23 June
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himanshu_mittal
Subject: Re: Road To London — June Sudoku Test — 21-23 June @ 2014-07-27 6:40 PM (#16195 - in reply to #16192) (#16195) Top




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Location: India		In R1C3, 3 is written. This means we can see 3 buildings from that place in the given direction. And in R1C4, R1C5 & R1C6 , 2, 8 &6 is written respectively. How can I see the R1C6 cell from R1C3 if 8 is written at R1C5
prasanna16391
Subject: Re: Road To London — June Sudoku Test — 21-23 June @ 2014-07-27 7:48 PM (#16196 - in reply to #16195) (#16196) Top


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himanshu_mittal - 2014-07-27 6:40 PM

In R1C3, 3 is written. This means we can see 3 buildings from that place in the given direction. And in R1C4, R1C5 & R1C6 , 2, 8 &6 is written respectively. How can I see the R1C6 cell from R1C3 if 8 is written at R1C5


I see your problem. You have misunderstood it to mean that it only sees the first X cells in that direction. It sees till the edge of the grid in that direction. So, there's a 9 away behind the 8, which will be another seen building.
himanshu_mittal
Subject: Re: Road To London — June Sudoku Test — 21-23 June @ 2014-07-28 9:07 AM (#16202 - in reply to #16196) (#16202) Top




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Location: India		 Now i get it. I will try to solve now
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