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Work through the parity constraints across the grey and white regions, systematically match the row and column targets, and clear the grid step by step using pure deduction.
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Work through the parity constraints across the grey and white regions, systematically match the row and column targets, and clear the grid step by step using pure deduction.
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Hi everyone, we’re back with another puzzle.
First, thank you to everyone who took part in our previous puzzle. We received several interesting answers, including some alternative interpretations that made the discussion even better.
As usual, we picked three community explanations that stood out:
u/Small-Tailor6967 — We chose this explanation because it clearly connected both key parts of the pattern: the last shape carrying over into the next box and the shape with the most vertices being shaded. It also explained clearly why those rules lead to B.
u/ChaosRealigning — A very clean and concise explanation. They identified both the continuity rule and the shading rule without overcomplicating the solution.
u/vexedthespian — Another strong explanation that independently recognized the relationship between consecutive groups and that the shape with the most sides is the one that gets shaded.
Thank you to them, and to everyone else who shared a solution. We really enjoy seeing the different ways people approach these puzzles.
Now it’s time for our new puzzle.
Take a close look at the sequence in the image and choose the option you think should replace the question mark.
But don’t just give us the letter. Tell us why you chose it and explain the pattern you found. We’re especially interested in the reasoning that leads you to your answer.
As with our previous puzzles, we’ll select some of the best community explanations and feature them on our website with the Reddit usernames of the people who wrote them.
You can also view the puzzle and submit your solution directly on our website:
https://whats-your-iq.com/en/questions/pattern-recognition/which-triangle-comes-next-in-the-sequence
So, what’s your answer: A, B, C, or D?
And more importantly: what pattern do you see?
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Work through the parity constraints across the grey and white regions, systematically match the row and column targets, and clear the grid step by step using pure deduction.
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Work through the parity constraints across the grey and white regions, systematically match the row and column targets, and clear the grid step by step using pure deduction.
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Any order is allowed.
Use each die exactly once.
Parentheses are allowed.
Exact division only.
No negative numbers.
Not every operation has to be used.
How many solutions can you find?
Please use spoiler tags for solutions:
>!your solution here!<
Fill the grid with letters A, B, and C so each appears once per row and column. Outer clues indicate which letter is seen first from that direction.
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This debate has scrambled the brains of my boyfriend and I. The argument is If Time travel and teleportation are essentially the same things? Teleportation = WHERE changes. Time travel = WHEN changes. That being said
Both can happen at once = WHERE + WHEN changes
My argument:
Example: It is Texas 2026 and I want to live 1950 New York. I would TIME TRAVEL there. This is just time traveling bc I want to live 1950 New York, I didn’t teleport there just TIME TRAVELED. Of course I changed setting when I traveled back in time.
Boyfriends argument: Time traveling and Teleportation are the same thing in a sense
Example: For example, if I'm in my room right now and I wanna time travel one hour into the past where I was in the kitchen, theoretically that changes my location, so it's like teleporting.
The definition of time traveling and teleportation essentially changes the meaning of them both. I would like to see what y’all think about this argument, it has been very fun!
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Work through the parity constraints across the grey and white regions, systematically match the row and column targets, and clear the grid step by step using pure deduction.
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Welcome to this week's Time Expressions challenge. Five variant sudokus, one for each way we talk about time, with the expression built into the shape of the grid.
Choose your level
On desktop these open straight in your browser, nothing to install. On a phone they open in the Logic Wiz app.
One thing sudoku teaches you: you can beat the puzzle, but you can never beat the clock. Take your time anyway. Happy solving!
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