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KenKen

KenKen and KenDoku are trademarked names for a style of arithmetic and logic puzzle invented in 2004 by Japanese math teacher Tetsuya Miyamoto, who intended the puzzles to be an instruction-free method of training the brain. The name derives from the Japanese word for cleverness (賢, ken, kashiko(i)). The names Calcudoku and Mathdoku are sometimes used by…

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KenKen

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples128
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
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related to Tournaments · 50
KenKen → Aryaman Chawla, Beginning, Chappaqua, Chappaqua Library, Dec, December, Devika Pillai, Dubai, Dubai College, Eeshan Sharma, Ellie Grueskin, Fuhrer, Gamin Kwon, Ganesh Ramm, Gaurav Pandey, GEMS Dubai American Academy, GEMS Modern Academy, Ghaia Aljarwan, Helem Jos, IBM
related to history · 32
KenKen → Advanced Flight Alliance AG, Android, Crocodile Dentist, Der Spiegel, DTI, Europe's, Fuhrer's, Gakken Co, Gator Golf, German, Global Eagle Entertainment, Harvey, In, International Master David Levy, Japan, Kashikoku, KenDoku, Kindle Fire, LLC, London
related to Education · 18
KenKen → Drexel, In, KenKen Classroom, KenKen LLC, KenKen's, KKCR, KKCR Program, Mathematics, National Council, NCTM, One, Program, Scholastic Corporation's, Scholastic Dynamath, Scholastic Math, Teachers, The Math Forum, Today
related to General rules · 14
KenKen → Additionally, As, Digits, English-language KenKen, For, Grids, Hence, In, Latin, No, Some, Sudoku, The, Will Shortz
related to External links · 11
KenKen → Gaussian Integers, January, KENKEN UAE, KenKenpuzzle, March, Number, Numbers, Puzzle Guru Will Shortz, The College Mathematics Journal, Time Magazine, Volume
related to Extensions · 3
KenKen → More, Other, Ranges

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KenKenrelated to EducationOne0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationKenKen's0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationIn0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationKenKen LLC0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationKenKen Classroom0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationKKCR0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationProgram0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationToday0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationKKCR Program0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationNational Council0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationTeachers0.60section
KenKenrelated to EducationMathematics0.60section

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