Multiplication Sudoku is an exciting Sudoku variation that combines the classic Sudoku rules with simple multiplication clues. Along with placing the digits 1 to 9 correctly in every row, column, and 3×3 box, the marked pairs of cells indicate the product of the two digits contained in those cells. These multiplication clues provide valuable information and create many interesting logical deductions throughout the puzzle. The additional rule is easy to understand, yet it offers a completely different solving experience from a regular Sudoku.
This Sudoku variation first appeared in the World Sudoku Championship 2009, where it attracted the attention of Sudoku enthusiasts around the world. This handcrafted puzzle was originally created for the Indian team's practice and is now republished as part of the Fun With Sudoku series. If you enjoy Sudoku variants that combine logical reasoning with simple arithmetic, this puzzle is sure to provide an enjoyable and rewarding challenge.
Rules of Multiplication Sudoku
Classic Sudoku Rules apply. Additionally, marked pairs of cells indicate the result of the multiplication of the two indicated digits.
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| Multiplication Sudoku (Fun With Sudoku #23) |
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