The letters of TALES have been added to the grid to form six words, one being a lingual import into English.
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Assign a base 10 digit to each of the letters in the grid to create an alphametic so that each row but one forms a 5-digit prime number.
This situation can occur in three ways, and logic should prevail.
(In reply to
computer solution by Charlie)
The "three ways"?
Well, I did derive 3 in my spreadsheet. I did attempt to cycle the respective valid digits from the lowest 5-digit number to the highest. Very clearly I omitted some combination swaps.
Putting the values you have for LEAST into my spreadsheet confirms that my spreadsheet is correct but I was not diligent enough with my swapping of values.
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Posted by brianjn
on 2010-03-20 23:12:22 |