LMI-Überbleibsel - Rank Killer
(Published on 22. March 2013, 12:00 by Richard)
As always the case after making puzzles for a contest, I had a few unused puzzles and I would like to share them here in the portal. At the same time, I can make same extra advertisement for the contest. Participation is free, only a registration at LMI is necessary. You can solve the puzzles whenever you like in the weekend. After downloading the .pdf-file you have two hours time to submit your solutions. You can find the instruction booklet here.
Rank Killer
Place the digits from 1 to 9 in each row, column and 3x3-block. The small numbers in the upper left of the dotted outlined areas are the sum of the digits in that area. Within a dotted outlined area all digits must be different. A digit ‘X’ in a circle means that the digit in the cell is the X-th smallest number in the corresponding area.
Solve online in Penpa+ (thx vmirandaa!)
Solution code: Row 2, followed by row 8.
Comments
on 9. October 2022, 08:35 by Richard
Added link and tag for online solving. Thx vmirandaa!
on 31. March 2022, 02:54 by vmirandaa
Penpa+: https://tinyurl.com/y8wqf6qt
on 17. April 2013, 11:54 by Statistica
Sehr schöne Konstruktion, danke!
on 29. March 2013, 16:54 by pin7guin
Klasse, wie schön sich die Schlussweisen ergeben! Danke, Richard! :-)
on 23. March 2013, 10:08 by flaemmchen
Interessant mit den Ranking-Zahlen, hat mir nach kleinen "Start-Schwierigkeiten" besonders gut gefallen!
on 22. March 2013, 16:46 by zhergan
Very nice one:) Thanks...
on 22. March 2013, 13:58 by Richard
@flaemmchen: 1st is smallest, 4th the biggest in an area of size 4.
on 22. March 2013, 13:56 by flaemmchen
Eine Verständnisfrage: Ist in einem 4er-Gebiet die "4.-kleinste Zahl" die kleinste oder die grösste von allen vier Zahlen?
on 22. March 2013, 12:03 by Richard
I wish all participants in the LMI test this weekend a lot of fun. Good luck!
