Solving KenKen Logic Puzzles

By Dave Fisher, About.com Guide

You got it! Since there are four 4s already in the grid including the 4 in column two, a 4 cannot appear again. That eliminates the 4-1 combination and leaves 2-3 as the only possibility. But which goes where?

Since there is a three in row two we must enter the 3 in row three and the 2 in row two. Now there is only one square remaining in column two. So the bottom center cage will be easy to solve.

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• The KenKen Grid (scroll down for tutorial)
• Getting Started (scroll down for tutorial)
• Using Logic to Proceed (scroll down for tutorial)
• The Final 4 (scroll down for tutorial)
• Complete A Column (scroll down for tutorial)
• Logic Leads Us On (scroll down for tutorial)
• Almost Solved (scroll down for tutorial)
• The Home Stretch (scroll down for tutorial)

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