6x6 KenKen*

*This puzzle uses my rule adaptation where multi-cell subtraction and multi-cell division is performed by identifying a largest element x1 and then successively applying that operation, starting from the largest number, like this: x1 - x2 - x3 - x4 = 1 for 1- in 4 cells. I will continue to explore - and / over the next couple days to learn what KenKen can gain from these operations and I will no longer try to cleanly use regular KenKen rules as I have in the last six days. For my original discussion on the "problem" of these two operations, go here.

*This puzzle uses my rule adaptation where multi-cell subtraction and multi-cell division is performed by identifying a largest element x1 and then successively applying that operation, starting from the largest number, like this: x1 - x2 - x3 - x4 = 1 for 1- in 4 cells. I will continue to explore - and / over the next couple days to learn what KenKen can gain from these operations and I will no longer try to cleanly use regular KenKen rules as I have in the last six days. For my original discussion on the "problem" of these two operations, go here.
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