Can you solve it? Give your grey cells a party with the Sweet 16 puzzle.
Marlene Breverman stashed this in Puzzle-ing
Place the numbers from 1 to 16 in the grid below so that they obey the horizontal and vertical equations.
The circles are odd numbers and the squares are even. We’re given the ‘1’ as a start. Now use basic arithmetic to fill in the rest. It’s helpful to have a physical copy of the puzzle, so click here for a printable version.
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Sometimes I get complaints that my Monday Puzzles are too easy. You know who you are, and this next one’s one for you. Again, the numbers from 1 to 16 are used once each, with circles odd and squares even. This time there is a ‘greater than’ symbol too.
Oh geez.
This puzzle is NOT easy.
8:15 PM Apr 11 2016