You should start in triangle 1 which is positioned at the top left of these examples.
Triangle 1 looks like this in the example below:
Each triangle is uniquely identified by a black number and the triangles are arranged in numerical order from left to right and top to bottom..
To get from triangle 1 to the exit in the last tringle, you should make a series of 'moves' from one triangle to another but there is a strict rule that should be followed..
Each triangle contains two red numbers. These are the numbers of the triangles you are allowed to 'move to'. In this example, You can move from the start to either triangle 16 or triangle 4..
The object of these puzzles is start in triangle 1 and make a series of 'moves' from one triangle to another that leads to the exit, but don't forget to follow the rule printed above in blue..
So the solution to each puzzle is a sequence of numbers..
There is only one possible solution for each puzzle.
