LinkedIn Tango puzzle #755 for November 1, 2026: spoiler-free hints first, then the complete solution when you want it.
This is an earlier Tango puzzle. Latest Tango Answer: #767 (Nov 13)
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Reveal Hint #1Hint #1
The two given moons at the start of row 1 force a sun at column 3. Apply the same no-three rule down column 1.
Reveal Hint #2Hint #2
Column 1 finishes with suns in rows 5 and 6. The difference marker at the bottom-left then makes R6C2 a moon.
Reveal Hint #3Hint #3
The last row is Sun, Moon, Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun.
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Tango #755 Solution
Row 1: Moon Moon Sun Sun Moon Sun. Row 2: Moon Sun Moon Sun Sun Moon. Row 3: Sun Moon Sun Moon Moon Sun. Row 4: Moon Sun Moon Sun Sun Moon. Row 5: Sun Sun Moon Moon Sun Moon. Row 6: Sun Moon Sun Moon Moon Sun.
How to Solve Tango #755
The completed Tango 755 board is below. S represents a sun and M represents a moon.
- Row 1: M M S S M S
- Row 2: M S M S S M
- Row 3: S M S M M S
- Row 4: M S M S S M
- Row 5: S S M M S M
- Row 6: S M S M M S
The first column begins Moon, Moon, Sun. Its remaining cells must keep three of each symbol while avoiding three matching neighbors. The equality marker linking its bottom two cells makes both suns, leaving R4C1 as a moon.
In the last row, the left difference marker makes R6C2 a moon. The equality marker joins C4 and C5, and the difference marker then makes C6 the opposite symbol. Continue checking the eight relationship markers alongside the row and column totals.
Every completed row and column contains three suns and three moons. No horizontal or vertical run contains three identical symbols, and all equality and difference markers are satisfied.
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