Constructing Magic Squares 1

This video shows how to construct a 3x3 and several 5x5 magic squares using a simple construction rule. After watching this video you should be able to construct these magic squares easily yourself from memory. Give it a try!

[@ritiksingh721]

Before watching this video I used z pattern to build 3×3 magic square
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Z pattern can be seen when you will see 2,4,6,8 structure and 5 in middle but this new trick is better than z and can be used for many magic squares so I am going to like

[@majapcelica5144]

You have explained very very well-anyone can understand it:-):-):-):-)thank yoy:-):-):-):-)

[@alangray753]

you can do the same way with the knight move going up twice and one to the right or going left or even go down the way either down two and one to right or left will work either way you can also start from centre right, centre left , centre bottom or in the middle tried it a few different ways if you are going down the way you have to go up one when blocked.

[@mistercorzi]

You're right. In fact there are eight different ways in which the knight's move may be started from the centre cell in the upper line under the same blocking rule.

[@alangray753]

@@mistercorzi works starting anywhere doesn't need to be centre top

[@cesarl.c.847]

@@alangray753 Hi Alan... great video of mistercorzi. In other video can you to download Excel file to resolve Square Magic 3x3 and 5x5. To Find on UA-cam as: Creación Cuadrado Mágico lado impar - Creating Magic Square odd side.

[@SkyeMpuremagic]

Brilliant!

[@majapcelica5144]

Nice one

[@orlimarcelino532]

Very good, sir. No more guessing.

[@bc1248]

In the daily pick 3 the numbers move to the left.

[@frank7657]

Ma non si vergogna di parlare di Magic Square con un quadrato 3 x 3
fai vedere uno 15 x 15 oppure 25 x 25 oppure 64 x 64