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Are you always angry? Are you grumbling at someone? Are you distracted from lack of concentration, causing problems in your daily life?

Some people have suffer from their negative thoughts and habits those who keep repeating daily life even though they want to get out of these problems and live a positive and energetic life.

Here's a fun game that builds concentration. This SUDOKU game that help you to escapes from many distracting factors and changes into a healthy, fresh state of mind.

Sudoku means 'single number' in Japanese. The way is simple.

It consists of nine rows of horizontal and vertical lines and each cell has nine squares, three by three.
It is to find the remaining numbers, excluding the numbers given in each cell, that do not overlap from 1 to 9 for each nine square cell and for each horizontal and vertical line.

#1.
A small squares, consisting of 3 by 3, shall not overlap number 1 to 9.

 

#2.
Each horizontal and vertical line, shall be numbered only once, from 1 to 9.

*Sudoku's key points should only be used once in the numbers from 1 to 9, not only in nine small cells, but also in each horizontal and vertical line.

SUDOKU Solution 1 - EASY STEP


#Check each column contains a number 1(=#1)?
There is #1 in the second column(2) and in the third column(3), but there is no #1 in the first column(1) .

So number 1 put it under number 9 that is the last small square.
There is #1 in the 6th column(5)

It is easy to check horizontally and vertically with a pencil or pen.

If you've got all #1, and then you need to find #2 across each line and each small square.

The third small square and the square in the center are not sure where #2 is located.

Once you're not sure, just mark where the numbers are available.

Look for the number 3 for each rows, columns, and small squares.

There are # 3 each one in first column(a) and second column(b).

That column(a) requires numbers: #4, #9

There are #4 each one in the second and the third lines.

The #4 in the first line must be placed in column "a" so as to avoid overlap with the 4 in the "d" column.

For the same reason, #4 comes between 2 and 1 in the middle row in the third square.

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