Level 10

Nonocross Level 10 Answers - Apple

6×6 grid · 26 of 36 cells · 72% density

Nonocross Level 10 Solution

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Picture: APPLE
Level 10 is a 6×6 nonogram. The solved picture is APPLE, with 26 filled cells out of 36 - 72% density. Rows 4, 5 are completely filled, giving 2 immediate entry points.
Fill density72%

Level 10 presents the picture Apple on a 6×6 grid of 36 cells, with 26 filled - a density of 72%. The site average across all 60 levels is 66%, so this puzzle sits above the mean.

Row-by-row logic notes

Row Clue Filled Note
1 1 1 One block of 1. Cross with column clues to narrow position.
2 4 4 FORCED 2 cells forced (slack=2). Overlap the largest block against both ends to mark the guaranteed fill.
3 1, 4 5 FORCED 5 cells forced (slack=0). Overlap the largest block against both ends to mark the guaranteed fill.
4 6 6 FULL ROW Entire row is filled (6 of 6). Immediate entry: fill all cells.
5 6 6 FULL ROW Entire row is filled (6 of 6). Immediate entry: fill all cells.
6 4 4 FORCED 2 cells forced (slack=2). Overlap the largest block against both ends to mark the guaranteed fill.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the answer to Nonocross Level 10?
    The answer to Nonocross Level 10 is Apple. The picture is drawn on a 6×6 grid with 26 of 36 cells filled (72% density). The full solved grid is shown above.
  • What grid size is Level 10?
    Nonocross Level 10 uses a 6×6 grid with 36 total cells. Of those, 26 are filled and 10 are empty.
  • Where do I start on Level 10?
    Rows 4, 5 are completely filled, giving 2 immediate entry points. Open the row-by-row logic table on this page for a labelled breakdown of every row.
  • How do I read the clues for Level 10?
    Each number on a row or column clue names a run of consecutive filled cells. For level 10, the grid has 6 row clues and 6 column clues. Multiple numbers in one clue mean multiple separate runs with at least one empty cell between them, in order.
  • What category is Nonocross Level 10?
    Level 10 does not carry a named category label in the puzzle data.

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