LinkedIn Tango #581 Answer & Analysis
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LinkedIn Tango #581 Hints
Note the original givens: R1C2 = Moon, R2C1 = Moon, R2C2 = Moon, R3C2 = Sun, R4C1 = Moon, R4C2 = Sun, R4C3 = Sun. Use these to enforce row/column balances early — each row and column must have three Suns and three Moons on this 6x6 board.
R4 has one Moon and two Suns already, so it requires two more Moons. The cells R4C4 and R4C5 are linked by a right-edge Equal; they must therefore both be Moons (they are the natural spots for row 4’s two remaining Moons). This quickly triggers a chain of edge deductions.
The cluster of clues connects R3C5 = R4C5 (Equal), R4C5 opposite R5C5 (Cross), and R5C5 = R6C5 (Equal). Once R4C5 is fixed as Moon, R3C5 becomes Moon, and R5C5 and R6C5 become Sun. Propagate those results to adjacent cells (no-three rule and column balance will fill the rest).
After the edge-chain placements, update row and column counts. Use the rule that no row or column may contain three identical symbols in a row to remove impossible options. This combination of balance, no-three-in-a-row, and the Equal/Cross chain completes the board logically.
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Final grid (rows R1 to R6): R1: Sun, Moon, Sun, Sun, Moon, Moon R2: Moon, Moon, Sun, Moon, Sun, Sun R3: Sun, Sun, Moon, Sun, Moon, Moon R4: Moon, Sun, Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun R5: Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun, Sun, Moon R6: Moon, Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun, Sun This is today's LinkedIn Tango answer as shown by the completed board.
Start from the givens and apply edge clues. Key move: R4C4–R4C5 are an Equal pair that must be Moons, which forces R3C5 and the R5/R6 C5 values through the Equal/Cross chain. Then use row/column 3/3 balance and the no-three rule to propagate the rest logically. For a full step-by-step, see the Tango puzzle guide above.
Fill every cell with either Sun or Moon. Each row and column must have an equal number of Suns and Moons (3 and 3 on a 6x6). No row or column may contain three identical symbols consecutively. Edge clues 'Equal' and 'Cross' constrain adjacent pairs to be same or opposite.
An 'Equal' edge between two adjacent cells means those two cells must contain the same symbol (both Sun or both Moon). Use Equal clues to form forced pairs and propagate values.
A 'Cross' edge between two adjacent cells means those two cells must be opposite symbols (one Sun, one Moon). Cross clues often create alternation chains when combined with Equal clues.
No. The no-three rule prohibits three identical symbols consecutively in any row or column. Use this rule alongside balance and edge clues to eliminate candidates and force placements.