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US 2018/0339221 A1Published application
Mathematical Puzzle Game
OwnerFaiq Salihinventor
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Abstract
A mathematical puzzle game includes a book that has a plurality of pages. Each of a plurality of puzzles is printed on an associated one of the pages and each of the puzzles is selectively solved for entertainment purposes. A plurality of pre-determined numbers is printed on each of the puzzles. Selected numbers are written on each of the puzzles such a sum of a pair of the selected numbers equals an adjacent one of the pre-determined numbers.
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A mathematical puzzle game comprising:
- a book having a plurality of pages;
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- a plurality of puzzles, each of said puzzles being printed on an associated one of said pages wherein each of said puzzles is configured to be selectively solved for entertainment purposes, each of said puzzles having a plurality of pre-determined numbers being printed thereon, each of said puzzles being configured to have selected numbers being written thereon such a sum of a pair of the selected numbers equals an adjacent one of said pre-determined numbers, each of said puzzles including a plurality of first squares, a plurality of second squares and a plurality of third squares, each of said first, second and third squares being arranged in a randomized grid, said plurality of pre-determined numbers including a set of first numbers and a set of second numbers, each of said first squares having a selected one of said first numbers being printed therein, each of said second squares having a selected one of said second numbers being printed therein, each of said third squares being configured to have a selected one of the selected numbers written therein, each of said first squares having a first condition requiring the sum of the selected numbers written in a pair of adjacent third squares being arranged linearly with respect to corresponding ones of said first squares to equal said first number in said corresponding first square, each of said second squares having a second condition requiring the sum of the selected numbers written in a pair of adjacent third squares being positioned on opposite sides of corresponding ones of said second squares to equal said second number in said corresponding second square.
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