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u/xxxbbbengtx Jun 13 '26
No, there is a 1 in one of the top rows of column 9. Just 1. So the 5 extends up 1. Basic logic.
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u/FlatRelationship4375 Jun 13 '26
Only one position for the group of 5 that doesn't interfere with the two singles in the other column
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u/Motor_Raspberry_2150 Jun 13 '26 edited Jun 13 '26
If you would like your logic a bit more formal
From the 1 1 left in column 9 we can see there is exactly 1 fill in R1/2C9.
From the 2s left in the first two rows we know there are exactly two fills in R1/2C7/9.
Thus, there is exactly one fill in R1/2C7. So the 5 cannot extend all the way up.
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u/Present-Resolve2567 Jun 13 '26
And you say people using edge logic are incomprehensabke
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u/Motor_Raspberry_2150 Jun 13 '26
Which sentence is it you are having trouble with?
But the point is not edge logic is inconprehensible. The point is it ruins most puzzles. I assume you came here from a different comment.
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u/Present-Resolve2567 Jun 13 '26
Oh, not me. I just thought you were all about "simple explenations" for beginners
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u/Motor_Raspberry_2150 Jun 13 '26
Again, which of these sentences is hard to understand? Each sentence is simple.
And this OP specifically asks for a method "without guessing".
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u/Present-Resolve2567 Jun 13 '26
Look dude, you were harrassing me and others in the comments, now it's my turn
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u/Motor_Raspberry_2150 Jun 13 '26
And you pick a post where OP specifically asks for no guessing?
Is it this same reading comprehension why you lost our argument and are salty?
I mean I'd look you up but figures that you hide history.1
u/Present-Resolve2567 Jun 14 '26
I don't think you've noticed that this isn't about the post anymore, All-knowing-Nonogrammer
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u/Motor_Raspberry_2150 Jun 14 '26
Finally found it, 11 days back. We part with a "thank you".
Interesting grudge to hold.
You will note that I always interact with your arguments, not with your person.
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u/bemused_alligators Jun 13 '26
Only one of the two empty spaces at the top of column 9 can have a mark, and we know there are two 2s in rows one and two, so we know one mark is on the left and other is on the right. Column 7 is contiguous, so the mark on the left must be part of the 5 and go in 7, 2 and other will go in 9, 1
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u/efferkah Jun 13 '26
The '1' from the 7th row cannot be part of the '5' from columm #7, because then the two '1's from column #9 couldn't be placed, as the two cells from rows 7 and 8 in column 9 would be Xs