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LinkedIn Zip #560 answer — Monday, September 28, 2026

Zip · Draw one path through every cell, hitting the numbers in order · puzzle #560

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6×6, numbers 1 to 12: Zip #560. The long haul is 6 → 7: 5 cells, so that stretch has to sweep a whole region before it can turn. Corners are the tell: a corner cell has two exits, so the path must pass straight through it.

Hints

Hint 1: where to start

From 1 at row 1, column 6, the first moves go left×5.

Hint 2: a solid foothold

The first legs: 1→2 takes 4 steps, 2→3 takes 2 steps, 3→4 takes 4 steps, and 8 more after that.

Hint 3: nearly there

Halfway point: after 18 cells you should be at row 5, column 4.

Solution

Tap any part to reveal it, or reveal everything at once.

6
25
4
3
2
11
37
8
9
10
411
12
1030
31
32
17
616
13
29
1236
33
18
15
514
28
1135
34
19
20
721
927
26
25
24
823
22
Solution as text

Start at row 1, column 6 and move: left×5, down, right×5, down×2, left, up, left, down×2, right×2, down, left×5, up×3, right×2, down×2, left, up.

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