A puzzle for you guys!

[Anonymous No.8842230]

I am really sorry to do this to you guys, but i'm gonna drop on you, possibly, the hardest puzzle you guys have ever seen. i hope your ready for this one! post your answers in comments ;) good luck

[Sage No.8842506]

Already solved it

[Anonymous No.8842531]

>>>>8842506
please post the answer. im curious to see if you got it right, so quickly.

[Anonymous No.8842599]

>>8842230

How does a lowly eng-en-queer approach this problem?

[Anonymous No.8842600]

>>8842531
Sounds legit

[Anonymous No.8842615]

>>8842599
All i can say is..... Dont take the numbers too literally

[Anonymous No.8842616]

>>8842600
You got the answer? :)

[Anonymous No.8842622]

>>8842616

cos god knows i dont. lol

[Anonymous No.8843261]

wow......... wtf have i just looked at

[Anonymous No.8843475]

>>8842230
this is less like a mathematics problem, and more like an IQ test problem or a riddle.

A mathematics problem would be clearly defined.
I'm not even sure what they're asking here.

[Anonymous No.8843481]

>>8842230
>path of least resistance
Where do I start? Where do I end?

>the rest are holes
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess the numbers are those that are given.
But does that mean the holes are the black squares or the squares with - in them?
The problem with this puzzle, is that it can be interpreted in a variety of ways and no one could be faulted for interpreting it that way.
The reason being is that they didn't give enough information to even define the question. It's "look for the needle in the haystack." Not use your mathematical ability to find the answer.

[Anonymous No.8843514]

tell me if one of these is correct

[Anonymous No.8843516]

>>8843514
>>8843481
>>8843475
samefag btw


I assumed that this was some sort of system of equations

I was too lazy to solve it, so I just took averages

[Anonymous No.8843519]

>>8843475
>>8843481

honestlu, i feel exactly the same about it. im no idiot myself, but I have no idea. i figured, this here, was home to some of the most intelligent people on 4chan to help me figure it out.

an air force qualified cryptographer spent 3 days putting this together. i have no idea where to begin.

The only slighjt thought I get are, what if you plot the numbers on the right into a graphm and see where the lines intersect?

[Anonymous No.8843521]

>>8843514
>>8843516

Sent them off, but im not holding my breath with them. lol. no offence dude

[Anonymous No.8843545]

>>8843521
>cryptographer
That's exactly what this puzzle reminded me of

I'm positive my solution is wrong. I wouldn't be surprised if there's a coded message in the numbers. Akseli and ehe for instance seem particularly suspicious.

You probably need a computer to solve this.

[Anonymous No.8843547]

>>8843521
What other hints did he give you?

You'll have a much better chance over at stackexchange
4chan is all brainlets or ignorant high IQ teenagers. Stackexchange is where the actually smart people go.

[Anonymous No.8843548]

>>8842531
This post is too short to contain the answer

[Anonymous No.8844134]

>>8843547
the only hint we got was "dont take the numbers too literally"

I know this person well...... she wont give anything else away

>>8843545
>Akseli and ehe for instance seem particularly suspicious

i know, right? i dont understand at all!

(OP)

[Anonymous No.8845758]

JUST RECIEVED A BIG HINT ABOUT THE PUZZLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"it is all in 3 dimensions"

that is all was said

[Anonymous No.8845880]

>>8842230
So, here's the information I glean from this.

The numbers in Y-Ehe are all divisible by their order in the list. 45 is divisible by 9, 40 is divisible by 8, at cetera. By taking the other multiple, you get the list: 4 4 5 6 4 4 2 5 5. It's somehow pretty to say out loud.

There is no functional relationship for the given values in Y-Ehe and the given values in X-Akseli because 24 appears twice in Y-Ehe, and 15 appears twice in X-Akseli. However, if you graph them as coordinates, you get a portion of the night sky that's present at and around the constellation Perseus. It's in pic related if you tilt your head slightly counterclockwise and graph with Y-Ehe on the x-axis and X-Akseli on the y-axis.

The numbers along the negative-slope diagonal have the values of their coordinates, though it's fairly obvious.

The term "resistance" is not defined in this problem, and it is therefore insoluble.

[Anonymous No.8845933]

>>8845880
You really seem like you are on to something here, please check my last message and see the hint i was just given, aparently "it is in 3 dimensions". i feel that if anyone can solve this, its you

[Anonymous No.8845948]

>>8842230

[Anonymous No.8845970]

>>8845948
tried that, not quite, mate ;)

(OP)

[Anonymous No.8846203]

>>8845970
We don't care.

[Anonymous No.8846278]

>>8845880
least resistance could possibly mean lowest numeral or shortest path/connection.

[Anonymous No.8846343]

X-akseli is x-axis in Finnish

[Anonymous No.8846386]

>>8842230
The numbers in the x-akseli add up to 194 same as in the y-ehe. Don't know if that helps.

[Anonymous No.8846857]

>>8842230
What is question there? Find path of least resistence? From where to where? Can i go from 1 to 1? or do i have to do shit.
What happened to clearly defined problems?
Its basically this, i interpret this problem same as author therefore I'm correct, while you interpreted differently while within constraints of given written problem are wrong because well you werent mind reader...

[Florian F No.8846857,1]

Some answers here
https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/51203/logical-deduction-puzzle-help/51254?noredirect=1#comment157108_51254