[rookie1ja]

Crisscross - Back to the New Puzzles
This is a number crossword puzzle. Enter one numeral character into each square. The clue consists of mathematical operations (e. g. "D.6 x 3" means, that the number you are looking for is three times bigger than number D.6).
Across:
A.1 = D.6 x 3
A.4 = A.7 x A.7
A.5 = (D.3 x 7) - 1
A.6 = A.1 + A.5
A.7 = D.3

Down:
D.1 = ?
D.2 = A.7 x 6
D.3 = D.6 + 6
D.4 = A.4 - 210
D.6 = (D.2 + 9) x 1/7

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Crisscross - solution
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[infomaniac.nick]

That's a great little puzzle!

You should think about writing off to a puzzle magazine and submitting it
You could be onto a nice little earner there

[mathdawg]

I guess I'm missing something. How do I know which square is D.1, A.1, etc?

[IDoNotExist]

mathdawg, on Jan 26 2009, 04:36 PM, said:

I guess I'm missing something. How do I know which square is D.1, A.1, etc?

Read it like a cross word. D stands for Down and A stands for across. So D.1 starts with the block with a one in it and goes down.