Welcome to a puzzle that's all about comparisons! This Mini Inequality Sudoku is a variant I created for the 6th online round of Sudoku Mahabharat 2015, and it's now being published as the 50th puzzle in our Mini Sudoku Series. The puzzle uses greater-than (>) and less-than (<) signs placed between cells in a 6x6 grid. The rule is simple but powerful: the digit in the cell at the open end of the sign must be greater than the digit in the cell at the pointed end. This creates a web of relative constraints that guide your solving path.
This puzzle is a great way to practice relational logic in a compact format. It's perfect for a focused session where you can explore the interplay between the inequality signs and the classic Sudoku rules. Enjoy this well-crafted mini variant.
Rules of the Mini Inequality Sudoku
Mini Classic Sudoku Rules apply. Additionally, there are 'greater than' (>) and 'less than (<) signs. The cell with the open end of the sign should be greater than the cell with the pointed end of the sign.
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| Inequality Sudoku (Mini Sudoku Series #50) |
Previous Mini Sudoku Series puzzle: Classic Sudoku (Mini Sudoku Series #49)
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