#642, April 19 - April 25, 2025: The Weekly 'Unsolvable' Sudoku Puzzle
by Richard Kröger, guest compiler
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WARNING: This is the Weekly 'Unsolvable' Sudoku, rated above 'Extreme'.
This is currently unsolvable by my solver, except perhaps with trial and error strategies.
Using the solver will not help you. (much).
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... by: Serban
# 642 Basics to 21
1. Number 7 n=3 e=6 N=16 Nc=5 Ns=1 => [F9 OR J3]=7 basics to 34
1a. if H1=6 solve
1b. if. G5=6 solve
1c. if A7=8 solve
correction
1. Number 5 n=3 e=6 N=23 Nc=35 Ns=31 => A3=F2=D9=5 solve
... by: Dieter
#642 - basics: %
strategy: try to get hidden pairs or triplets. No solver used.
combinations of C6 = (2,7,8) and A9 = (3,4,6,7,8)
2 matrices left after basic checks: C6 / A9 = (7 / 3) and (8 / 8)
C6/A9 = (7/3) solves with G5=6
... by: Serban
# 642 Basics to 21
1. Number 2 n=2 e=7 N=29 Nc=41 Ns=1 => B4=H6=2 solve
2. Number 5 n=2 e=7 N=29 Nc=35 Ns=31 => A3=F2=D9=5 solve
3. Number 8 n=2 e=7 N=28 Nc=35 Ns=15 => A7=C2=8 solve
... by: Yves
A4=9 D1=7 Solve