Re: MATRIX ARITHMETIC III
Posted by Anonymous on 2007/8/29 14:20:22
Well done, Rony.
Strictly speaking, magical squares should not comprise of repeated numerals, otherwise the impossible Order 2 (4 squares) becomes possible by using four 1's or four 2's and so on.
You have used four times each of 108~123 (inclusive) in the 64 squares. I can't say it is wrong as I did say that the solution does not restrict participants the free use of numerals. It was my mistake!
In any case, would you like to give it another attempt; this time with no repeated numerals.
I will place on record that you have solved a 64 Magaical Square riddle this day. Congratulations!
Cheers!
Strictly speaking, magical squares should not comprise of repeated numerals, otherwise the impossible Order 2 (4 squares) becomes possible by using four 1's or four 2's and so on.
You have used four times each of 108~123 (inclusive) in the 64 squares. I can't say it is wrong as I did say that the solution does not restrict participants the free use of numerals. It was my mistake!
In any case, would you like to give it another attempt; this time with no repeated numerals.
I will place on record that you have solved a 64 Magaical Square riddle this day. Congratulations!
Cheers!
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