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Hexagonal Grid Filling
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Fill in each blank white hexagon with a digit from 1 to 9. Each of the grey hexagons is the sum of the white hexagons around it, and all of the white hexagons that are around the same grey hexagon must be distinct.
The answer's already available, but I would like to see how people would logically solve this.
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Fill in each blank white hexagon with a digit from 1 to 9. Each of the grey hexagons is the sum of the white hexagons around it, and all of the white hexagons that are around the same grey hexagon must be distinct.
The answer's already available, but I would like to see how people would logically solve this.
Source: USAMTS
grid-deduction
asked 2 hours ago
Jason KimJason Kim
3149
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$begingroup$
Fill in each blank white hexagon with a digit from 1 to 9. Each of the grey hexagons is the sum of the white hexagons around it, and all of the white hexagons that are around the same grey hexagon must be distinct.
The answer's already available, but I would like to see how people would logically solve this.
Source: USAMTS
grid-deduction
asked 2 hours ago
Jason KimJason Kim
3149
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Fill in each blank white hexagon with a digit from 1 to 9. Each of the grey hexagons is the sum of the white hexagons around it, and all of the white hexagons that are around the same grey hexagon must be distinct.
The answer's already available, but I would like to see how people would logically solve this.
Source: USAMTS
grid-deduction
grid-deduction
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Jason KimJason Kim
3149
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Jason KimJason Kim
3149
asked 2 hours ago
Jason KimJason Kim
3149
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Jason KimJason Kim
3149
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3149
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To get it started:
$21$ has to be $1+2+3+4+5+6$
$39$ has to be $9+8+7+6+5+4$
$21$ already has a $4$, so the overlap between $21$ and $39$ has to be $5$ and $6$, but $29$ already has a $5$, so it must get the $6$, while $30$ shares the $5$. (The hex shared by $21$, $30$, and $39$ is $5$, and the hex shared by $21$, $29$, and $39$ is $6$.)
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$begingroup$
To get it started:
$21$ has to be $1+2+3+4+5+6$
$39$ has to be $9+8+7+6+5+4$
$21$ already has a $4$, so the overlap between $21$ and $39$ has to be $5$ and $6$, but $29$ already has a $5$, so it must get the $6$, while $30$ shares the $5$. (The hex shared by $21$, $30$, and $39$ is $5$, and the hex shared by $21$, $29$, and $39$ is $6$.)
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$begingroup$
To get it started:
$21$ has to be $1+2+3+4+5+6$
$39$ has to be $9+8+7+6+5+4$
$21$ already has a $4$, so the overlap between $21$ and $39$ has to be $5$ and $6$, but $29$ already has a $5$, so it must get the $6$, while $30$ shares the $5$. (The hex shared by $21$, $30$, and $39$ is $5$, and the hex shared by $21$, $29$, and $39$ is $6$.)
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$begingroup$
To get it started:
$21$ has to be $1+2+3+4+5+6$
$39$ has to be $9+8+7+6+5+4$
$21$ already has a $4$, so the overlap between $21$ and $39$ has to be $5$ and $6$, but $29$ already has a $5$, so it must get the $6$, while $30$ shares the $5$. (The hex shared by $21$, $30$, and $39$ is $5$, and the hex shared by $21$, $29$, and $39$ is $6$.)
answered 1 hour ago
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$endgroup$
To get it started:
$21$ has to be $1+2+3+4+5+6$
$39$ has to be $9+8+7+6+5+4$
$21$ already has a $4$, so the overlap between $21$ and $39$ has to be $5$ and $6$, but $29$ already has a $5$, so it must get the $6$, while $30$ shares the $5$. (The hex shared by $21$, $30$, and $39$ is $5$, and the hex shared by $21$, $29$, and $39$ is $6$.)
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