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- Strategies for Logic Puzzles - Puzzle Baron
musicmeg222 - again, random humble person here - i get where you are coming from with the brain break i stumbled across this website looking for logic puzzles online because i love them i totally agree, although you're using critical thinking skills, it's not life death or keep my job get fired thinking so, a great brain break! LOL
- Accessing Logic Puzzles - Puzzle Baron
Accessing Logic Puzzles 02-23-2025, 09:25 PM I just discovered this website the other day I know that a
- Logic Puzzle Strategies - Puzzle Baron
Can anyone provide strategies or tips that can help me solve the logic puzzles? I read through the clues and mark the obvious information first Then I usually have a few clues left that I'm not sure what to do with They don't help me eliminate anything in the puzzle and then I get stuck Help!!
- Strategies for Logic Puzzles - Puzzle Baron
Logic Puzzles; If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below
- How to solve the printable LogiCross puzzles? - Puzzle Baron
I want to try these but there's no actual directions, hints or samples from easy to hard It says to only use quot;logic quot; to figure out the quote but I'm not sure how to get started I don't want to just guess and fill whichever letters letter sets in each spot and hope for the best Thank you in advance
- Help Needed on This Logic Puzzle - Puzzle Baron
Using the same sort of logic, neither Ambience nor Milltown can be 28°C With those additional Xs, Jorbis is excluded from 54% and 62% Then at this point in the grid, if 54% was 28°C, since 54% excludes Blue Bay and Jorbis and 28°C excludes Ambience and Milltown, none of the Cities could be true
- Logic puzzle in this weeks New Yorker - Puzzle Baron
This week's New Yorker magazine, their annual Game amp; Puzzles issue, includes a fairly challenging logic puzzle titled quot;The Supper Soiree, quot; created by Foggy Brume (founder of P amp;A Puzzle Magazine) I enjoyed it, so I'm sharing the link here The digital version is not interactive; this link goes to the printer
- Maximum size and minimum no. of clues? - Puzzle Baron
There is no theoretical limit to the size of a logic puzzle, but beyond a certain number of variables, you veer into "work" territory, either because using a grid becomes unwieldy, or because solving requires too much comparison of the type "the remaining possibilities for X are not valid for Y therefore X does not equal Y", which becomes harder with more variables
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