A Seven Puzzle- A bit more difficult!

By Johnnie on December 7, 2009 6:11 PM | No Comments


A seven square for you. It's more of a challenge than the others. It uses numbers from 2 to 12. You'll have to figure out which ones for yourself. Have Fun!


Printable version:

Times Square 120709.pdf

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Instructions:

Times Square is a number puzzle.  Every row and column contains the same set of numbers. You are to find the numbers that fit across the rows and columns using the numbers between the squares.  These numbers show the product of the two numbers in  the neighboring squares.  

For example, If a 21 is sitting between two squares, one of those squares will be a 3 and the other a 7- Three times seven makes twenty-one.  You will not know which square is which without clues from other parts of the puzzle.  Use the clues well and you will complete the Times Square.

Enjoy!    - Johnnie

Welcome to Times Square!

A challenging number puzzle!

It's like magic in a square
- B. Pascal

It's got the X Factor for sure!
- E. Fudd

Divide and multiply that's what I say!
- A. Caesar

In times like these we need numbers we can count on.
-Anne Integer


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