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Continuing from dcfyj's and Kevin Cruijssen's solutions, the next step is toFirst...

... solve the Sudoku, as instructed.

Credit to dcfyj and Kevin Cruijssen for solving this step first.

The completed grid, as depicted by Kevin Cruijssen, looks like this:

The completed Sudoku grid.

Next...

... solve the 5x5 Futoshiki puzzle formed by the white squares and the red-circle inequality symbols between them.

The finished grid looks like this:

The completed Futoshiki grid.

NextFinally...

... we apply the color-coded arithmetic symbols to each row and column. There are four symbols in each row/column (plus an equals sign), which fits perfectly!

Standard order of operations apply. The completed grid reveals our answer.

The completed arithmetic.

The new puzzle type's name is...

SUDOSHIKI.

Great construction, Stiv!

Continuing from dcfyj's and Kevin Cruijssen's solutions, the next step is to...

... solve the 5x5 Futoshiki puzzle formed by the white squares and the red-circle inequality symbols between them.

The finished grid looks like this:

The completed Futoshiki grid.

Next...

... we apply the color-coded arithmetic symbols to each row and column. There are four symbols in each row/column (plus an equals sign), which fits perfectly!

Standard order of operations apply. The completed grid reveals our answer.

The completed arithmetic.

The new puzzle type's name is...

SUDOSHIKI.

Great construction, Stiv!

First...

... solve the Sudoku, as instructed.

Credit to dcfyj and Kevin Cruijssen for solving this step first.

The completed grid, as depicted by Kevin Cruijssen, looks like this:

The completed Sudoku grid.

Next...

... solve the 5x5 Futoshiki puzzle formed by the white squares and the red-circle inequality symbols between them.

The finished grid looks like this:

The completed Futoshiki grid.

Finally...

... we apply the color-coded arithmetic symbols to each row and column. There are four symbols in each row/column (plus an equals sign), which fits perfectly!

Standard order of operations apply. The completed grid reveals our answer.

The completed arithmetic.

The new puzzle type's name is...

SUDOSHIKI.

Great construction, Stiv!

Source Link
mbingo
  • 1.2k
  • 7
  • 12

Continuing from dcfyj's and Kevin Cruijssen's solutions, the next step is to...

... solve the 5x5 Futoshiki puzzle formed by the white squares and the red-circle inequality symbols between them.

The finished grid looks like this:

The completed Futoshiki grid.

Next...

... we apply the color-coded arithmetic symbols to each row and column. There are four symbols in each row/column (plus an equals sign), which fits perfectly!

Standard order of operations apply. The completed grid reveals our answer.

The completed arithmetic.

The new puzzle type's name is...

SUDOSHIKI.

Great construction, Stiv!