Arithmagons

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The numbers in the circles add up to the numbers
in the rectangles between them.

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Type in the missing numbers according to the rule.

You can earn a Transum Trophy for correctly completing eight arithmagons at any one level.

You are currently working on Level 1: The basic arithmagon, three single digit numbers given in circles. The numbers in the rectangles are the sum of the two adjacent circle numbers.

You have earned a trophy for this level but there are more levels for you to try!

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Instructions

The first Arithmagon you will see is a triangle with three circles at its vertices and rectangles on its sides. The idea is to add up the two numbers in circles at either end of a side of a triangle and type the answer into the rectangle on the middle of that side.

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Click the check button when you have filled in all three rectangles. If you are correct you will see one slice of a pie chart showing your progress so far. Complete eight Arithmagons to earn a Transum Trophy.

This first level you should find very easy. It gets more difficult when you are not given the three circle numbers but are given the rectangle numbers instead. That’s when you need to come up with a strategy!

You are currently working on Level 1: The basic arithmagon, three single digit numbers given in circles. The numbers in the rectangles are the sum of the two adjacent circle numbers.

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