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Pandigital Olympic Circles Puzzle
The pandigital numbers 1 to 9 are arranged in five olympic rings as shown. If you add up the numbers in a circle, you get the same sum for each of the circles.
Contributed by:
Frederick Wu
Additional work by:
Sidong Zeng
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Contributed by:
Frederick Wu
Additional work by:
Sidong Zeng
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