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I don't really get Soduku, but this is a little maths game based on general knowledge of players jumper numbers who changed in their career at the dogs only - no previous clubs jumper numbers. The rules are simple:
Just add the value of the player's multiple jumper numbers together, to get a number (eg. Jumper #20 plus #10 = 30). Based on the whole number, we need to work out the player whose different jumper numbers totalling that number.
For example, I give you the number: 21. You need to work out whose two jumper numbers combine to make 21. This would be Scott West who wore 14 and moved to 7. Adding the value of the jumpers numbers together is 21 (14 & 7). So I give you 21, and you answer Scott West. Easy. If you get it right, then you set the next question.
So I'll start off with very, very another very easy one. It is: 32.
Just add the value of the player's multiple jumper numbers together, to get a number (eg. Jumper #20 plus #10 = 30). Based on the whole number, we need to work out the player whose different jumper numbers totalling that number.
For example, I give you the number: 21. You need to work out whose two jumper numbers combine to make 21. This would be Scott West who wore 14 and moved to 7. Adding the value of the jumpers numbers together is 21 (14 & 7). So I give you 21, and you answer Scott West. Easy. If you get it right, then you set the next question.
So I'll start off with very, very another very easy one. It is: 32.
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