The six numbers from 1 to 6 have to be placed along the sides of a
triangle so that to create some magic sum along each of its sides. What
magic sums can be there?
A sequel to
The "Twenty-Six" Puzzle. Numbers 1 through 12 and the magic
sum of 26 remain, but the seven areas have changed. Will it be harder than
the prequel?
It is quite easy to get 24 from an 8 and a 3 - just multiply them
together. But discover how incredibly hard this task can be when you have
two 8s and two 3s.
It's a kind of magic square, and you have to place twelve different
numbers all around it so that seven regions with the magic sum of twenty
six appear.
Solving this puzzle you can circle with a feeling that you're one step
before your goal or... one step behind. Is there any kind of joke to get
exactly on it?
A true classic gem passed through the time. Despite the fact you need just
simple arithmetic skills to get to the solution, it will make you be
thinking slightly out of the box.
