Killer Pair

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A Killer Pair is a Killer Subset of size 2.

How it works

Here is a simple example:

Killer pair demo.gif

The cells R78C6 = 6 = {15} or {24}, i.e. they must contain either 1 or 2. They therefore form a naked pair in conjunction with the {12} in R3C6. This allows us to eliminate {12} for the rest of column 6, which means that R4C6 = 3.

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