LinkedIn Tango puzzle #756 for November 2, 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
Two given moons in column 6 force suns immediately above and below them.
Reveal Hint #2Hint #2
The equals sign in row 2 joins columns 4 and 5. Those two cells are moons.
Reveal Hint #3Hint #3
Row 1 is sun, moon, sun, moon, moon, sun.
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Tango #756 Solution
Row 1: Sun Moon Sun Moon Moon Sun. Row 2: Sun Moon Sun Moon Moon Sun. Row 3: Moon Sun Moon Sun Sun Moon. Row 4: Moon Sun Sun Moon Sun Moon. Row 5: Sun Moon Moon Sun Moon Sun. Row 6: Moon Sun Moon Sun Sun Moon.
How to Solve Tango #756
The complete Tango 756 grid is shown in the solved image below. Use S for sun and M for moon:
S M S M M S S M S M M S M S M S S M M S S M S M S M M S M S M S M S S M
- Column 6 has given moons in rows 3 and 4. Rows 2 and 5 therefore need suns to prevent a run of three moons.
- Row 5 already has moons in columns 2 and 3. Its first and fourth cells must be suns. The row’s remaining pair becomes moon, sun.
- Use the three equals markers: R2C4 matches R2C5, R3C1 matches R4C1, and R6C4 matches R6C5.
- Finish each line with exactly three suns and three moons, checking vertically as well as horizontally.
The completed board has no three identical symbols in a row or column. Repeated whole-row patterns are allowed: rows 1 and 2 happen to match in this solution.
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