Interesting Math Question

[Boomwebsearch]

Use the attachment and its directions in order to help me with this question that I have.   I am asking this off-topic question to see if anyone knows the answer and can help me by letting me know. I am trying to review some mathematics concepts that I learned a long time ago. 

[Guest]

4  4  10

4  10  4

10  4  4

nvm, didn't read it right

Edited September 29, 2017 by Guest
Wrong answer

[Drak3]

Just now, tjcater said:

4  4  10

4  10  4

10  4  4

6 6 6

6 6 6

6 6 6

[Boomwebsearch]

I think that you could/would place 6s in each part of this chart/organizer and it would be a solution.

example:

6 6 6 

6 6 6 

6 6 6 

[Drak3]

10 6 2

6  2 10

2 10 6

[Guest]

10 2  6

 5  9  4

 3  7  8

Happy homeworking

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, Boomwebsearch said:

I think that you could/would place 6s in each part of this chart/organizer and it would be a solution.

example:

6 6 6 

6 6 6 

6 6 6 

It would not as you need each number from 2 to 10

[Boomwebsearch]

2 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

10 6 2

6  2 10

2 10 6

 

Just now, tjcater said:

10  2  6

5  9  4

3  7  8

Happy homeworking

 

3 minutes ago, Boomwebsearch said:

I think that you could/would place 6s in each part of this chart/organizer and it would be a solution.

example:

6 6 6 

6 6 6 

6 6 6 

Thanks for answering my question, wow there are so many ways to solve this problem/puzzle!

[SteveGrabowski0]

2-7-9

6-8-4

10-3-5 

 

It's easy to solve. Whichever place you put the two, you have to put 7,9 in one row/column and 6,10 in the other since 18-2=16 and you can only write 16 = 7+9 or 16 = 10+6 since you can't repeat 8s to get 16=8+8.

[Boomwebsearch]

2 minutes ago, tjcater said:

It would not as you need each number from 2 to 10

I see your point, also thanks for your help in helping me with this problem.

[SteveGrabowski0]

If you like these kind of problems, Sumokus are pretty fun puzzles to do.

 

http://gamesmagazine-online.com/sumoku/