LinkedIn Tango #594 Answer & Analysis
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LinkedIn Tango #594 Hints
Start with the basics: every row and column must have three Suns and three Moons, and you may never have three identical symbols consecutively. Scan rows and columns that already have given symbols to see which type is short.
Note the given symbols: Moons at R3C4, R4C3 and R5C2, and a Sun at R6C1. Use those givens to check nearby rows/columns for where additional Suns or Moons must go to reach the 3/3 balance.
Follow the Equal chain in the top-right region: R1C4 = R2C4 = R2C5, and R1C5 = R1C6 (and R1C6 = R2C6). Those 'Equal' clues force blocks of matching symbols—use them with row/column counts to eliminate options.
Use the Cross clues around R2C5–R3C5–R3C6: a Cross between R2C5 and R3C5 forces opposite symbols there, and a Cross between R3C5 and R3C6 forces those two to differ. Combine this with the Equal chain to propagate definite placements.
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The solved grid (row by row, S=Sun, M=Moon) is: Row1: S S M S M M; Row2: M S M S S M; Row3: S M S M M S; Row4: M S M S S M; Row5: M M S M S S; Row6: S M S M M S. This is today's Tango solution.
Start from the givens (Moons at R3C4,R4C3,R5C2 and Sun at R6C1), follow Equal-edge chains in the top-right to lock blocks, propagate Cross-edge opposites downward, and use the 3/3 row and column balance plus the no-three-in-a-row rule to finish logically.
Fill every cell with Sun or Moon. Each row and column must have the same number of Suns and Moons (3 of each on a 6x6). No row or column may contain three identical symbols consecutively. Equal and Cross edges add local constraints.
An Equal edge between two neighboring cells means they must be the same symbol (both Suns or both Moons). Use Equal chains to propagate identical placements.
A Cross edge between two neighboring cells means they must be opposite symbols (one Sun and one Moon). Cross clues are powerful for forcing alternating patterns when combined with Equal clues.
No. The no-three rule forbids any row or column from having three identical symbols consecutively. Use this rule together with counts and edge clues to eliminate candidate placements.