4 digit number lock puzzle with 7 clues: Can you crack the code?
Seven clues are given, each with a 4 digit code and hints on correct digits and their placements. Find the correct code from the clues to open the lock.
For each one, first the puzzle is posed for you to solve within a recommended time. A detailed systematic solution then follows.
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