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A Different Magic Square (Posted on 2004-10-29)

Take one 1, two 2s, three 3s, four 4s, five 5s, six 6s, seven 7s, and eight 8s and place them in a 6-by-6 grid, one digit per square, such that each row, column, and major diagonal sums to 34.

Submitted by Brian Smith

Rating: 4.2500 (4 votes)

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A few solutions are below, more are in the comments.
578671 845656 357865 434887 687427 873268 844468 883735 647872 756187 266857 378655 833488 864547 584665 177676 528775 788623

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Subject	Author	Date
Answer	K Sengupta	2007-08-23 14:45:05
re(2): My Solution	john	2005-05-09 16:58:07
one possible solution for "a different magic square"	PAULO BOUHID	2005-01-13 19:16:46
Bunches of Solutions	owl	2004-10-31 01:29:33
re: My Solution	sassy	2004-10-30 16:14:39
My Solution	Dustin	2004-10-30 02:31:16
spoiler - by hand (no particular algorithm)	SilverKnight	2004-10-29 22:14:06

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