LinkedIn Tango #605 Answer & Analysis
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LinkedIn Tango #605 Hints
Column 1 already has many original symbols (R2C1 Moon, R3C1 Sun, R4C1 Sun, R5C1 Moon, R6C1 Moon). On a 6x6 board that column must be 3 Suns and 3 Moons — that quickly determines the remaining cell in column 1. (LinkedIn Tango #605 hints)
Row and column no-three-in-a-row constraints can force placements. For example, row 6 starts with M S S (R6C1–R6C3), so the next cell in that row cannot be a Sun — use that to place a Moon at R6C4 and continue filling row 6.
There are clear edge clues: Equal between R1C4 and R2C4 (cells 3 & 9), Cross between R3C4 and R4C4 (cells 15 & 21), Equal between R4C6 and R5C6 (cells 23 & 29), and Cross between R5C4 and R5C5 (cells 27 & 28). Use these to copy or invert symbols when one neighbor is known.
After placing the forced cells above, use row/column balance (3 Suns / 3 Moons per row/column) plus the equal/cross relationships to fill remaining ambiguous cells. Small chains of equals/crosses often cascade to full rows — check consistency with the no-three rule.
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Tango #605 FAQ
Final grid (S = Sun, M = Moon), rows R1→R6: R1: S M S S M M; R2: M S M S M S; R3: S M S M S M; R4: S M M S M S; R5: M S M M S S; R6: M S S M S M. Original givens included R2C1=Moon, R3C1=Sun, R4C1=Sun, R5C1=Moon, R5C3=Moon, R6C1=Moon, R6C2=Sun, R6C3=Sun.
Begin with strong givens (many in column 1 and row 6). Use column/row 3/3 balance to force missing cells, apply the no-three-in-a-row rule to block certain symbols, and propagate Equal and Cross edge clues to copy or invert neighbors until the grid is complete.
Fill every cell with Sun or Moon. Each row and column must contain an equal number of Suns and Moons (3 each on 6x6). No row or column may have three identical symbols consecutively. Edge clues: Equal = same, Cross = opposite.
An 'Equal' edge between two neighboring cells means those two cells must be the same symbol. Use it to copy a known Sun or Moon to its neighbor.
A 'Cross' edge between two neighboring cells means the cells must be opposite symbols. If one is Sun the other is Moon and vice versa; use it to invert a known neighbor.
No. The puzzle forbids three identical symbols consecutively in any row or column. This 'no-three' rule is often the key to forcing placements quickly.