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Numbers wait in the panel next to the board; the board holds equations with empty cells. Drag a number into an empty cell, or tap the number first and then the cell. Tap a filled cell to send its number back. A correct equation turns green, a wrong one turns red. You clear the level once every equation on the board is correct. Stuck? Tap the light bulb to place one correct number. Solve fast and without hints to score the most. Tip: start with the cells where two equations cross - they have the fewest possible answers. Controls: mouse on desktop, touch on mobile.
Math Crosswords is a number puzzle built like a crossword, where equations cross each other and a single number must fit two of them at once. When you get it right, both equations light up green. The puzzles use addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, with many levels from simple sums to large grids, and the difficulty increases gradually. Every level has exactly one solution. A daily puzzle lets you keep a streak going. The numbers wait in a panel next to the board; a number can be dragged into an empty cell, or you can tap the number and then the cell, and tapping a filled cell returns its number to the panel. Wrong equations turn red. It uses a vertical layout. Tip: begin with the equations that have only one empty cell.
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Math Crosswords is a number puzzle built like a crossword, where equations cross each other and a single number must fit two of them at once. When you get it right, both equations light up green. The puzzles use addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, with many levels from simple sums to large grids, and the difficulty increases gradually. Every level has exactly one solution. A daily puzzle lets you keep a streak going. The numbers wait in a panel next to the board; a number can be dragged into an empty cell, or you can tap the number and then the cell, and tapping a filled cell returns its number to the panel. Wrong equations turn red. It uses a vertical layout. Tip: begin with the equations that have only one empty cell.
Similar picks on Plays Games: Number Sums, Maths Puzzle and Nullify - Merge Math.
Numbers wait in the panel next to the board; the board holds equations with empty cells. Drag a number into an empty cell, or tap the number first and then the cell. Tap a filled cell to send its number back. A correct equation turns green, a wrong one turns red. You clear the level once every equation on the board is correct. Stuck? Tap the light bulb to place one correct number. Solve fast and without hints to score the most. Tip: start with the cells where two equations cross - they have the fewest possible answers. Controls: mouse on desktop, touch on mobile.
