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The Quaker Queens of Chess (Posted on 2003-06-03) Difficulty: 4 of 5
You have a standard chess board, and as many queens as you need. What is the most queens that you can put on the board so that no two queens can attack each other? What is the formation to put them in?

Keep in mind that a chess board has 64 squares (8x8), and queens can go diagonal, up and down, and left and right.

See The Solution Submitted by Jonathan Waltz    
Rating: 3.3333 (6 votes)

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  Subject Author Date
A link to experiment onjduval2007-09-02 19:23:38
Some ThoughtsMore InformationYosippavar2006-06-20 06:34:55
SolutionHow about _____?Captain Paradox2004-05-10 22:27:32
duhchuck2004-02-07 13:00:19
SolutionLawrence2003-08-24 18:20:18
re: I don't get it.Charlie2003-06-21 17:24:10
I don't get it.Gary Butler2003-06-20 20:07:46
re: solutionCharlie2003-06-03 08:30:47
SolutionsolutionCharlie2003-06-03 08:20:48
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