Last Problem:
Numbers must be inserted into the triangular array following two simple rules:
- Each number may appear only once.
- Each number must be the difference of the two numbers immediately above it.
For example, if a 6 and a 4 appear on one line, the number immediately below must be a 2.
The smallest triangle has been filled in with the numbers from 1 to 3.
3 2
1
Now, fill in a sequence using the numbers 1 to 6.
Answer:
6 1
5
Today’s Problem:
Same rules as yesterday’s Challenge: Numbers must be entered following two simple rules:
- Each number may appear only once.
- Each number must be the difference of the two numbers immediately above it.
For example, if a 6 and a 4 appear on one line, the number immediately below must be a 2.
Now, fill in the sequences using the numbers 1 to 10.