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That was fast! :)

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Not really D:
When understood, it was quite easy. Now the other one ò.ò

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Well, the second one is 10 times harder :)

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I think I found the solution to the second one, but the link does not work. May I add you on Steam to discuss about it?

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Yes.

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And first one solved :D

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One down, one to go! This is actually pretty fun :p

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Put numbers into Excel. Let every combination add. Search for same number in result collum. Enter GA.

Maybe a bit overkill, but its not stupid when it works xD

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Good luck with the second one :>

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working on it xD used the same sheet at first and wondered why are there 4 pairs that create the same sum, until i read that i need to add three numbers. dang! xD

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You need a 3D sheet now :)

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nah using thios opportunity to brush up my dusty programming skills xD nice logiic puzzle this way :)

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lol same, but doing it with javascript instead of excel. It's quite fun :p

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using some C++ xD but its realy rusty. struggeling a bit, but its fun xD swapped to pascal later^^

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I don't understand the 2nd puzzle. Am I supposed to do the same thing as with this puzzle, just that instead of adding 2 numbers together and removing the two pairs, now we add 3 numbers and see if there are equals and remove the triplets that are involved?

Or is understanding the puzzle part of the puzzle itself

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as far as i understand: yes. should be 2184 possible triplets. (14 x 13 x 12)

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"Seems I missed the fact that puzzle number 2 has three solutions"

I'm lazy lol.

It isn't so simple as 14x13x12, because I'm assuming you cannot re-use the same value for another sum
e.g. 146 + 139 + 223 AND 223 + 101 + 184 (223 is the re-used value)
because that means every value will be removed (this rule also applies to this puzzle anyway)

and I'm also assuming that once you find a value, you cannot use it for other sums:
e.g. 13 + 90 + 224 AND 98 + 146 + 83
and 13 + 104 + 184 AND 98 + 102 + 101 (13 and 98 are reused in other sums in this case)
because if you do so, you'll have less than 5 values left

:X I misunderstood the question.

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Let's say the numbers are: a,b,c...n (14 numbers), you need to find a+b+c=d+e+f=g+h+i=?
Now j,k,l,m,n will give you the code.

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Oh...lol I see!

:V What was I thinking. lol

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will continue tomorrow. Brain hurts - i think i doing it WAY to difficult xD

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Recieved now. (wasn't home earlier) Thanks again for those Puzzles OnlyTwin! ;)

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