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CharleneTX -> RE: Fill a Pix (2/8/2013 7:38:48 PM)
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I see two possible moves (there may be others).
The uncompleted 8 needs one blank. The 7 to its right needs two blanks. If the 8's blank is one of the 7's blanks, then the 7's second blank has only one place to go: immediately to the left of the "6".
Below that there's a 6-5. The 6 needs one more blank. That becomes one of the blanks needed by the 5. The 5 needs a total of three blanks, therefore all three squares to the 5's right are blanks.
--Charlene
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