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Problem 161

Triominoes

Solution:

problem_161 = undefined

Problem 162

Hexadecimal numbers

Solution:

problem_162 = undefined

Problem 163

Cross-hatched triangles

Solution:

problem_163 = undefined

Problem 164

Numbers for which no three consecutive digits have a sum greater than a given value.

Solution:

addDigit x = [[sum [x !! b !! c | c <- [0..9-a-b]] | b <- [0..9-a]] | a<-[0..9]]
x3 = [[10-a-b | b <- [0..9-a]] | a <- [0..9]]
x20 = iterate addDigit x3 !! 17
problem_164 = sum [x20 !! a !! b | a <- [1..9], b <- [0..9-a]]

Problem 165

Intersections

Solution:

problem_165 = undefined

Problem 166

Criss Cross

Solution:

problem_166 = 
    sum [ product (map count [[0, c, b-d, a-b-d], 
            [0, b-a, c+d-a, b+d-a], 
            [0, -b-c, a-b-c-d, -c-d],
            [0, a, d, c+d]])|
        a <- [-9..9], 
        b <- [-9+a..9+a],
        c <- [-9..9],
        d <- [-9+a-c..9+a-c]]
    where
    count xs 
        |u<l=0 
        |otherwise=u-l+1
        where
        l = -minimum xs 
        u = 9-maximum xs

Problem 167

Investigating Ulam sequences

Solution:

problem_167 = undefined

Problem 168

Number Rotations

Solution:

problem_168 = undefined

Problem 169

Exploring the number of different ways a number can be expressed as a sum of powers of 2.

Solution:

problem_169 = undefined

Problem 170

Find the largest 0 to 9 pandigital that can be formed by concatenating products.

Solution:

problem_170 = undefined