3:44:48Count from one to nine. If a number is missing then it is the number. The grid is 3x3.
3:45:03Image if you cut the paper twice from top to bottom and twice from left to right, you'd have 9 little squares
3:45:06Hey, Henya, try writing the missing numbers on paper in the position
3:45:12if you ignore the middle column, then what the rest look like?
3:45:18WHere is your cursor right now?
3:45:21which sudoku square(numbers 1-9) is missing the one
3:45:28it does make sense you dont understand use the help button
3:45:29Does the box with the missing 1 match the switches in any way?
3:45:30she's crashing out:face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling:
3:45:31Point to it in numerical order - 1234
3:45:31visualize the 9 bigger boxes
3:45:51the switches are laid out like sudoku squares
3:46:04Trying to work out how to explain this haha
3:46:05all these squares make more suares
3:46:07it is to hard for us to teach you sudoku in a comment
3:46:18How does the 1 in the puzzle connect to the first switch
3:46:19I'm back, how is it goi- oh no, a Sudoku...my nemesis
3:46:19because its the bottom right of the sudoku board
3:46:20visualise the sudoku grid as the button grid
3:46:26Imagine each switch is a 3x3 grid, and there's a column missing down the middle
3:46:31because that's the bottom right grid of 9 numbers in the grid of 9x9
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3:46:38allsthese squares make more squares