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Chess Board Problems

The document outlines various chessboard problems related to permutations and combinations. It includes tasks such as finding the number of squares and rectangles, pairs of small squares not in the same row or column, and configurations for knights that can attack each other. Each problem focuses on different arrangements and selections of squares on a chessboard.

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Chess Board Problems

The document outlines various chessboard problems related to permutations and combinations. It includes tasks such as finding the number of squares and rectangles, pairs of small squares not in the same row or column, and configurations for knights that can attack each other. Each problem focuses on different arrangements and selections of squares on a chessboard.

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CHESS-BOARD PROBLEMS ( Application of Permutation and combination)

1. Find the number of squares and rectangles of different dimensions on a chessboard.


2. Find the number of pair of small squares of dimension ( 1  1 ) on a chess board, which are not in the same row

and the same column.


3. Find the number three small squares of dimension ( 1  1 ) on a chess board, which are not in same row and same

column.
4. Find the number of two small squares of dimension ( 1  1 ) on a chess board, which are having exactly one

common corner.
5. Find the number of two small squares of dimension ( 1  1 ) on a chess board, which are having same side.

6. Find the number of ways of choosing three small squares of dimension ( 1  1 ) on a chess board, such that they

are in a diagonal line.


7. In how many ways two knights can be put on a chess board, if they are in the position to attack each other.

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