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The six positions for six nonattacking rooks on B and the corresponding SDR of A.
Answer to Problem 1E
The six positions for nonattacking rooks on B correspond to the SDR
Explanation of Solution
Definition used:
Let Y be a finite set and
Calculation:
Given a chessboard B with forbidden positions.
Construct the rook family
From Figure 1, it is observed that there are a total of 16 forbidden positions out of 36 total positions.
In the above figure, each row has one of the labels
These labels indicate that the family
Thus,
It is possible to place six nonattacking rooks on the given board if and only if the associated family A has an SDR.
One of the possible SDR for the given board is
The six nonattacking rooks that correspond to the SDR
From Figure 2, it is observed that the six nonattacking are possible the given family A has an SDR.
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