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In the game of chess, the Knight can make any of the moves displayed in the diagram to the right. If a Knight is the only piece on the board, what is the greatest number of spaces from which not all 8 moves are possible ?
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A
8
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24
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C
38
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D
48
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Solution

The correct option is A 8

Solution - we know that the knight requires three spaces on all its sides to move. Hence counting the the verticle columns on both the sides gives us 16×2=32


Counting the leftover top and bottom spaces


8×2=16
Adding both gives us
32+16=48

Hence (D) is the correct option.

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