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Perfect magic squares
Each magic sum
Key to produce a 4x4 magic square for each random chosen magic sum
 
The basic pattern is the magic square of 0 (as magic sum).
 
 
22
14
-46
10
-30
-6
6
30
26
2
-2
-26
-18
-10
42
-14
 
 
If you choose as magic sum 403, then 403 : 4 = 100 remainder 3.
Add 100 to each cell of the basic pattern of 0 and also add additionally the remainder number (3) to each yellow
 marked cell.
 
 
125
114
54
110
70
94
109
130
126
102
98
77
82
93
142
86
 
 
This square is not panmagic, but has other additional magic features (for example the sum of the digits of the four
2x2 subsquares, the four horizontal twisted rows and the four vertical “ears” = 403). Check it out for yourself.

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