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KenKen: September 27, 2023

By ABBY GRUNZINGER
September 29, 2023

Instructions: Fill in each square cell in the puzzle with a number between 1 and 5.
Use each number exactly once in each row and each column. The grid is separated into shapes of one to three square cells, with a number and an operation in the top left.
The number is the answer you get when you add, subtract, multiply or divide the numbers in the shape, and the operation (+, -, x, ÷) is the sole operation used to get that number. For example, there will be two numbers in the top leftmost shape, and you will use subtraction to get the number 1 from those two numbers.
The order in which the numbers appear in the shape doesn’t matter. If a grid only has a number and no operation, then that number should be placed in that one square cell

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ABBY GRUNZINGER
ABBY GRUNZINGER, Fun & Games Editor
Abby Grunzinger (she/her), FCLC ʼ25, is the head fun & games editor at The Observer. She is currently majoring in film and television and double minoring in visual arts and English. This is her second year with The Observer, and she’s looking forward to another fantastic year of fun (and games!). If she’s not at The Observer, she’s probably crocheting, trying to finish a screenplay or — most likely — frequenting the AMC Lincoln Square 13 movie theater with her friends.