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    This document provides instructions for three recreational mathematical problems: Part 1 is Sudoku, Part 2 is Mathdoku, and Part 3 asks to create two Magic Squares, with a 3x3 square having a sum of 60 and a 5x5 square having a sum of 120, where each row, column and diagonal must have the same sum.

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    This document provides instructions for three recreational mathematical problems: Part 1 is Sudoku, Part 2 is Mathdoku, and Part 3 asks to create two Magic Squares, with a 3x3 square having a sum of 60 and a 5x5 square having a sum of 120, where each row, column and diagonal must have the same sum.

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    This document provides instructions for three recreational mathematical problems: Part 1 is Sudoku, Part 2 is Mathdoku, and Part 3 asks to create two Magic Squares, with a 3x3 square having a sum of 60 and a 5x5 square having a sum of 120, where each row, column and diagonal must have the same sum.

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    Recreational Mathematical Problems

    Part 1. Sudoku
    Part 2. Mathdoku
    Part 3. Magic Square
    a. Create a Magic Square with each diagonal, row and column having the same sum of 60 in
    a 3x3 Square.
    b. Create a Magic Square with each diagonal, row and column having the same sum of 120
    in a 5x5 Square.

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