Tic Tac Toe Puzzle - Who can solve this fastest?
Most of us are aware of the game of Tic-Tac-Toe. A large square is divided into 9 equal sized small squares.
2. two of his opponent's marks (Here 1 has priority over 2).
Following image has game played by two friends and only the last mark has not been filled in -
Which mark X or O wins the game?
Reply with solutions only if you can explain the answer. 😁
- Two players taken turn in placing their mark in a small square.
- The first one to get 3 marks in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line wins.
- A player will always place his or her mark in a line that already contains:
2. two of his opponent's marks (Here 1 has priority over 2).
Following image has game played by two friends and only the last mark has not been filled in -
Which mark X or O wins the game?
Reply with solutions only if you can explain the answer. 😁
Replies
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Ramani AswathSomething missing. Who plays the next move X or O?
If X, the top right square is filled with an X, winning and blocking O from winning too. -
Ankita KatdareI will wait for a few more answers, before typing the correct solution here.
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Anoop KumarEither of player (O or X) with the next move will win by placing at right upper corner.
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durga chI think O wins
if x started the game, the sequence of game would have been different.
the next move is 7th move and O started , so O wins -
rahul69The one who started first will win.
Also seeing the pattern it is clear that one of the player didn't strictly followed all rules (ie made a mistake) so it is difficult to tell who started first. -
Ankita KatdareAll I can say is only 1 of you has got the correct answer so far. Will want to see a complete step by step solution.
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Ankita KatdareAny more takers for this?
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Gagandeep Singh Deol0 played the first move on a[2][1].
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Gagandeep Singh Deolsuppose the matrix a[3][3] exists with top left square as a[1][1],
then first move is by 0 on a[2][1], second move by X on a[2][2],
third move by 0 on a[1][2], fourth move by X on a[3][2],
fifth move by 0 on a[1][1], now X gets tricked and puts X on a[3][1],
so on next move 0 on a[1][3] is winning move !! -
Bhargav001One who has taken first move will win
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Bhargav001One who has taken first move will win
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Sam Denis WilsonX
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