Como jogar Sudoku XV

X entre células significa que somam 10; V significa que somam 5

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As Regras

As regras padrão do Sudoku aplicam-se: preencher cada linha, coluna e caixa 3×3 com os dígitos 1–9, cada um aparecendo exatamente uma vez.

O XV Sudoku (também chamado Sudoku Dez-Cinco) coloca marcadores X e V entre células adjacentes. Um X significa que as duas células somam 10; um V significa que somam 5. Muitos puzzles XV usam a restrição negativa: a ausência de um marcador garante que o par não soma nem 10 nem 5. Combinado com o Sudoku padrão, isto fornece restrições muito apertadas em toda a grelha.

Para saber de onde veio este puzzle, como se compara com variantes relacionadas e um resumo de estratégia, veja o nosso Sudoku XV visão geral da variante.

À Primeira Vista

18–24
Pistas típicas
Relações de Células
Tipo de restrição
~8m
Fácil tempo de resolução
~18m
Médio tempo de resolução

Como resolver Sudoku XV

Iniciante
Negative Constraint
Where no X or V appears between adjacent cells, their sum is neither 10 nor 5. This eliminates (1,9), (2,8), (3,7), (4,6) for X and (1,4), (2,3) for V.
Iniciante
Sum Pair Enumeration
List all digit pairs that sum to 10 (for X) or 5 (for V), then use row/column placement to identify which pair must occupy each marked pair.
Intermédio
Marker Chain Logic
Multiple consecutive X and V markers in a row form a sum chain — enumerate valid assignments for the entire chain simultaneously.
Avançado
Box X-Interaction
An X pair forces both digits into specific positions within their shared box, constraining all remaining cells of that box.
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Perguntas Comuns

O que é o XV Sudoku? ▾

XV Sudoku is a variant where X and V symbols appear between adjacent cells. An X marks two cells that sum to 10. A V marks two cells that sum to 5. Standard Sudoku rules apply, and — critically — all X and V relationships are fully marked: if there is no symbol between two adjacent cells, those cells are guaranteed not to sum to either 10 or 5.

What pairs sum to 10 (X)? ▾

The valid X pairs are: 1&9, 2&8, 3&7, 4&6. Note that 5&5 sums to 10 but standard Sudoku uniqueness rules prevent two 5s from being adjacent in most cases. The X constraint immediately limits each marked cell to a small set of candidates.

What pairs sum to 5 (V)? ▾

The valid V pairs are: 1&4, 2&3. Only four digits can ever appear in a V cell: 1, 2, 3, or 4. This makes V markers particularly powerful for restricting candidates in the lower half of the digit range.

How does the no-symbol constraint work? ▾

All X and V relationships are shown — if two adjacent cells have no symbol, their sum is guaranteed to be neither 5 nor 10. This negative constraint eliminates candidate pairs from unmarked cell boundaries and is often as useful as the explicit symbols.

Is XV Sudoku hard to learn? ▾

The rules are simple to memorise. The challenge is applying both the positive (X, V) and negative (no symbol) constraints simultaneously across the entire grid. Easy puzzles are very accessible; expert puzzles require exhaustive tracking of all adjacent-cell relationships.

How long does XV Sudoku take to solve? ▾

Easy puzzles take 8–15 minutes. Medium puzzles run 15–30 minutes. Hard puzzles average 30–60 minutes and expert puzzles often exceed 90 minutes. The no-symbol negative constraint is the most time-consuming to apply systematically across a densely marked grid.

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