Sarcone & Waeber's rules to puzzle solving

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November 11, 2016

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This page has hints and suggestions for solving puzzles in math and in other endeavors. The authors are two of the creators of puzzles at the Archimedes Lab website.

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This page has hints and suggestions for solving puzzles in math and in other endeavors. The authors are two of the creators of puzzles at the Archimedes Lab website.

↓http://www.archimedes-lab.org/sarcone_rules.html