The second POTW has now been posted, along with one possible set of solutions for the first problem. This week's problem has a similar flavor to last week's, so if you liked that one you'll like this one.
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As you might have noticed, Sunday Chess Problem had the week off. If you really need to get your fix, though, you can have a look at this web page I made for my chess problems. You'll recognize a few of them from the Sunday Chess Problem series.
I did, however, manage to get the new POTW up.…
I have just posted the penultimate POTW for the term, along with the “official” solution to last week's problem. Only one more problem after this, then it's nothing until the fall. Enjoy them while they last!
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This POTW is much easier than the four 4s one applied to larger numbers. Though I guess its about as difficult as the first POTW 'official' version (which was only to figure it out for numbers 2-10).
Got an answer for all five in the bag, ready for next Monday's posting.