The X Factors

by Marty Sears by Marty Sears

CASE 3909

The X Factors

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The brief

  • Fill the grid with the digits 1-6 so that each digit appears once in each row, column and region.
  • The orange clues are X products... they give the product of the first X digits in the indicated direction, where X is the first digit seen in that direction.
  • Each question mark represents a digit of the clue. These may be any digit from 0-9. All clues must be determined.
  • Also, every digit represented by a question mark indicates exactly how many times that digit is being represented by a question mark. Eg: if a clue contains a 5, then exactly 5 of the question marks are a 5.
  • Note: Pencil marks may be entered into the clue cells.
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