Cover all grey dots with given digit fi gures. Figures can be used any number of times and each fi gure placed must cover exactly the corresponding number of dots. Figures can be rotated, but can not be refl ected. They must not overlap each other. Given black cell can not be a part of a digit.
Example:
Answer key: write down the content of the lower-left upper-right diagonal in order, replacing covered cells with corresponding digits and empty cells with “X”.
For example the answer should be: XX5XX3X.
Answer:
a) 2X2414X45X5X
b) two solutions - 24243X3X55X or X3341XXX55X
Place all of the given fi gures into the grey cells of the grid, so that in each row and each column a true math equation is formed. Arithmetic operations have the usual priority. Figures can be rotated, but can not be refl ected. Digits and operations do not change while rotating. All 10 equations must give different results. Digits do not repeat in a row or a column.
Example:
Answer key: write down the results for all columns from left to right, followed by the results for all rows from top to bottom.
For example the answer should be: 6,3,4; 7,1,2
Answer: 11,-3,7,3,12; 8,1,4,16,2