This puzzle is original. Although I'm sure it is shares a similar idea with some other logic problems, but I worked out the details of this one. I've not put the no-computer tag because computer aid search can make puzzles more accessible, however a solution MUST NOT be based on purely computatio...
You are in a country where the only accepted currency is a blue coin that is issued by the government. Each blue coin is of the same value and is the only currency that is accepted in the country.
You go from point A to point B and encounter 8 tolls on the way. The strange rule in the country is ...
The preface is the same as the well known 15 Sliding Puzzle/ 8 Sliding Puzzle. But this one is a miniaturized form of it with a 2x3 board. Given a initial configuration of the board and a final configuration of the board, can we tell:
(a) If the final config is "attainable" from initial config.
(...
Rodolfo Kurchan created a wonderful new puzzle called One Up. Here are the rules:
Each cell must contain a positive integer.
Each horizontal and vertical sequence of N cells between walls, must contain numbers between 1 and N in some order.
For example, here are the possible sequences in the fo...
soolmgeutrijmnelsjtrhyeyeqabsairessbtewqaryptvocsuorlevveaatcjiupnhgezrbifsgtbosilgbnhocreebeoxntoryalmgautbehrtiuagljannfdwihgfngotrveodoirsetvrfaucstviyoynrse==
I will be adding hints soon, but I expect this to be an easy cipher.
