Showing posts with label magic squares. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magic squares. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 October 2013

magic square 9

Two 8x8 magic squares are given below.

 1
22
58
45
11
32
52
39
43
64
20
 7
33
54
26
13
16
27
55
36
 6
17
61
42
38
49
29
10
48
59
23
 4
18
 5
41
62
28
15
35
56
60
47
 3
24
50
37
 9
30
31
12
40
51
21
 2
46
57
53
34
14
25
63
44
 8
19






 1
16
52
61
22
27
39
42
58
55
11
 6
45
36
32
17
31
18
46
35
12
5
57
56
40
41
21
28
51
62
 2
15
43
38
26
23
64
49
13
 4
20
29
33
48
 7
10
54
59
53
60
 8
 9
34
47
19
30
14
 3
63
50
25
24
44
37



Each magic square contains the numbers from 1 to 81 so that sum of eight numbers in every row,every column,each corner to corner diagonal is 260. These two magic squares have some relationship regarding placement of numbers. The numbers in every row and every column of the first magic square follow some logical paths in the second magic square. Also,the numbers in every every row and every column in second magic square follow some logical paths in the first magic square .Can you find the logical paths?

Are you interested to know more about magic squares ?Then visit http://www.gaspalou.fr/magic-squares/index.htm



Saturday, 26 January 2013

mother sudoku

  1.                                                      MOTHER  SUDOKU
                        A 9x9  magic square is given above . I named it mother sudoku .why?                          Because, it can produce a sudoku by applying a mathematical operation.Can you find the sudoku?