Meet Average Sudoku, a creative variation that adds math clues to standard Sudoku rules. The main feature is the use of marks that show averages. If a number in a cell equals the average of its left and right neighbors, it has a horizontal line. If it equals the average of its top and bottom neighbors, it has a vertical line. Every possible average connection is marked, giving you extra clues to work with.
This puzzle came from the Sudoku Mahabharat competition, where it first appeared. Puzzle creators were inspired by it and made several Average Sudoku versions. This variant fits with other modern sudoku types that use special rules. The marks throughout the grid help guide you as you solve. Solving Average Sudoku develops your ability to think mathematically while following Sudoku logic. It's a great puzzle for people who want something different from classic sudoku.
This Sudoku puzzle I am posting in the Daily Sudoku League as the 128th Sudoku in this series. Can you solve this Average Sudoku puzzle?
Rules of the Average Sudoku
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| Average Sudoku (Daily Sudoku League #128) |
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