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• 2/76: Universal Cycle I

  Posted by Pha. Sphinx 6577 from on 2014-07-07 10:48:55

  Title: Universal Cycle I
  
  Brought to you by Simonselles.
  
  Thanks and cheers to Simonselles!

  Last edited on 2014-07-20 10:02:38 by Pha. Sphinx

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• 2/76: Universal cycle

  Posted by Pha. Sphinx 6577 from on 2014-07-09 14:20:29 Reply

  The challenge replaces Formulas that was taken down.

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• 2/76: Universal cycle

  Posted by Geb. ZetaX 561 from on 2014-07-09 16:16:22 Reply

  I got an error when submitting the solution.

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• 2/76: Universal cycle

  Posted by Geb. Simonselles 90 from on 2014-07-09 21:03:31 Reply

  Indeed, ZetaX's solution is the good one :) (damn it, he will keep all his gold medals ! :p)

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• 2/76: Universal cycle

  Posted by Geb. vexilla72 81 from on 2014-07-10 18:17:10 Reply

  Hi,

  The sets of 3 values in the bottom of the cycle must be readed from right to left or all the universal cycle top and bottom from left to right and the columns from top to bottom ?

  Thanx for the challenge

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• 2/76: Universal cycle

  Posted by Geb. ZetaX 561 from on 2014-07-10 19:52:08 Reply

  A cycle is a "closed loop". The direction of reading should be irrelevant to the problem as everything is unordered.

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• 2/76: Universal Cycle I

  Posted by Pha. scars377 10 from on 2014-07-31 06:10:47 Reply

  I got 2 answers, both fits, but only one was accepted.

  Don't know if I understand the question exactly.

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• • Re^2: 2/76: Universal Cycle I

    Posted by Geb. Simonselles 90 from on 2014-07-31 08:13:39 Reply

    Could you pm me your solutions ? I will check it, and if something needs to be more detailed, I will explained it here, or change the challenge description.

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• 2/76: Universal Cycle I

  Posted by Pha. scars377 10 from on 2014-07-31 09:19:24 Reply

  Turn out I did missed something basic: a set must include 3 "different" numbers.

  So the answer is indeed only one. :D sorry for the carelessness.

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• 2/76: Universal Cycle I

  Posted by Geb. ZetaX 561 from on 2014-07-31 09:50:42 Reply

  Your wrong interpretation would also not satisfy "appear exactly once".

  Last edited on 2014-07-31 09:50:49 by Geb. ZetaX

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