Remember
“Unique and restricted” ? ,b (pid=13696)
There I have asked for a restricted answer to an alphametic puzzle and got a set of many words.
Now I have fiddled with a similar equation and again will allow only answers not using any of the letters appearing in “TWELVE”.
TWELVE + TWELVE = (Oompha, grubby, payoff, droppy ….et al)
Your task is to find an answer to my puzzle such that adding the numerical values of all 6 letters in the word chosen by you (a long list of candidate solutions) will be closest to 24.
Start your chase.
Good luck!
(In reply to
@ Charlie & Larry by Ady TZIDON)
The table below is proof that no unique combination of letters will lead to a sod of 24 for the "other word". If a word has a pattern that does not match the pattern of one of the listed "other word" numerics, it is either not part of any solution or is part of more than one "solution". If a word has a pattern matching one of these given below, then that is unique. The sods are as shown for all the unique patterns of numbers, and all word patterns have to be associated with one of these patterns to be unique.
TWELVE other sod(other word)
word
167927 335854 28
172692 345384 27
192672 385344 27
267917 535834 28
307827 615654 27
327807 655614 27
354614 709228 28
385645 771290 26
451861 903722 23
453813 907626 30
569209 1138418 26
679429 1358858 38
723093 1446186 30
732092 1464184 28
769429 1538858 38
923073 1846146 30
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Posted by Charlie
on 2024-04-25 18:00:52 |
re: @ Charlie & Larry
