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Subject: Re: New Scientist Puzzle
Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2024 14:37:42 -0700
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On 6/11/2024 1:51 AM, B. Pym wrote:
> VIER and NEUN represent 4-digit squares, each letter denoting a
> distinct digit. You are asked to find the value of each, given the
> further requirement that each uniquely determines the other.
> 
> The "further requirement" means that of the numerous pairs of
> answers, choose the one in which each number only appears once
> in all of the pairs.
> 


                       -------- Is this easy to understand?
                                (What the problem is asking?)


%   Problem: VIER and NEUN are 4-digit squares; determine distinct V, I,
%   E, R, N, and U, such that there is a unique solution (VIER,NEUN) for
%   some particular E.

                        --------  OK... that makes more sense.



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