Sudoku Large Print 101 Puzzles Easy to Hard One Puzzle Per Page With Room to Work With Sudoku Puzzle Books for Adults (Easy).

Large Print Sudoku Puzzle Book for Adults Easy

Relax and enjoy solving these 101 Easy puzzles and have fun!

Easy on Your Eyes, but Not Your Brain! Tired of hard to read Sudoku books? That's why we created this Large Print book with one puzzle per page.

Carry-on this large-print 8" x 10" in a bag and relax with a puzzle.

• One puzzle on each page gives you plenty of space to work.

• Extra-wide center margins make it easier to solve the puzzles when you fold the book back.

• Large print on white paper 8" x 10" is very easy to read (could be good for senior and child).

• Each puzzle has one solution- provided at the back of the book.

• Share this book on road trips with family and friends who like different puzzle levels.

• Get more than one book and arrange a friendly challenge!

A Sudoku puzzle is defined as a logic-based, number-placement puzzle. The objective is to fill a 9×9 grid with digits in such a way that each column, each row, and each of the nine 3×3 grids that make up the larger 9×9 grid contains all of the digits from 1 to 9. Each Sudoku puzzle begins with some cells filled in. The player uses these seed numbers as a launching point toward finding the unique solution.

It is important to stress the fact that no number from 1 to 9 can be repeated in any row or column (although, the can be repeated along the diagonals).

For a puzzle to be a true Sudoku puzzle, it can have one (and only one) solution. There can be no ambiguity in Sudoku. Each number has a single location it must reside in. Otherwise, the player is forced to guess which location to choose thus changing the puzzle into a game of chance.

There are many variations on Sudoku including Mini Sudoku, Cross Sums Sudoku, Killer Sudoku, and Wordoku. We will not cover such variations here.

While solving Sudoku puzzles can be significant challenge, the rules for traditional solution finding are quite straight forward:

Each row, column, and nonet can contain each number (typically 1 to 9) exactly once.The sum of all numbers in any nonet, row, or column must match the small number printed in its corner. For traditional Sudoku puzzles featuring the numbers 1 to 9, this sum is equal to 45.This is an important point to review as it isn't uncommon for inexperienced players to get frustrated and to abandon the techniques we will lay out below. Don't do it! In order to solve Sudoku puzzles reliably, you must be disciplined, focused, and patient.

There are two main techniques one can use to solve a Sudoku puzzle; Crosshatching and Penciling In. These two techniques are simple, straightforward, reliable, and sufficient in solving most standard Sudoku puzzles.

It is important to understand that all Sudoku puzzles require an iterative approach. Except for in the case of the most simple puzzles, players will have to visit each nonet more than one time. Fortunately, each successive application of the solution techniques yields more completed cells.

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