Write exactly one integer from 1 to 3 into each cell of a square. Is it possibe, that the sum of the 100 numbers in any row, column or diagonal is different?
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Since every cell is at least 1 and at most 3 , the sum of every row/column/diagonal is at least 1 0 0 and at most 3 0 0 . So there are 2 0 1 possible sums (all the natural numbers between 1 0 0 and 3 0 0 ).
But since there are 1 0 0 rows, 1 0 0 columns and 2 diagonals we need at least 2 0 2 different sums, so it’s not possible