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If a single square is removed from a 2^nx2^n chessboard, then it is always possible to tile the remaining squares using L-shaped triominoes. Likewise, if two opposite-colored squares are removed, then it is always possible to tile the remaining squares ...
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demonstrations.wolfram.com/DominoAndTriominoTilingsOfAChessboard
The Wolfram Demonstrations Project contains thousands of free interactive visualizations, with new entries added daily.
If a single square is removed from a 2^nx2^n chessboard, then it is always possible to tile the remaining squares using L-shaped triominoes. Likewise, if two opposite-colored squares are removed, then it is always possible to tile the remaining squares ...
Contributed by: Adam Rumpf
Audio created with WolframTones:
tones.wolfram.com










