By now, you should have four cells in rows six and seven which are marked "1,4" (i.e. we had previously established that these cells could be either 1 or 4).
Having entered a four in the bottom-middle box, it's now party time.
The cell marked "1,4" in the bottom-middle box must be a 1.
So the one above that must be a 4.
So the one to the left if that must be a 1.
So the top-middle cell in the bottom-right box must be a 4.
Finish off the bottom-middle box with a 5.
This leaves us 1 and 9 missing from row eight. Do the 9 first and then plug in 1.
Full series here.
Thursday, 11 March 2010
Solving Sudoku puzzles made easy (part 9)
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