Two players are playing the following combinatorial game.

• On each turn they put a chess knight on a board 9 * 9 so that it is not attacked by previously placed knights.

• The take turns and the player that cannot make a move loses.

Determine who has a winning strategy.

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Jonathon

Mathematics

16 September, 22:37

Two players are playing the following combinatorial game.

• On each turn they put a chess knight on a board 9 * 9 so that it is not attacked by previously placed knights.

• The take turns and the player that cannot make a move loses.

Determine who has a winning strategy.

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Elodie · Answer 1

The player that placed the knight after the first person at the start of the game. There in his turn whatever role the knight played he both had opportunity to space each knight strategically and use the knight to protect whatever wins the game.

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Maths is 81/80 = 1

Two players are playing the following combinatorial game.• On each turn they put a chess knight on a board 9 * 9 so that it is not attacked by previously placed knights.• The take turns and the player that cannot make a move loses.Determine who has a winning strategy.

Two players are playing the following combinatorial game.

• On each turn they put a chess knight on a board 9 * 9 so that it is not attacked by previously placed knights.

• The take turns and the player that cannot make a move loses.

Determine who has a winning strategy.