How can I arrange 8 queens on a chess board without any of them being able to take any other?

Question

There are no other pieces on the board.

Answer 1

number your board 1-8 along the top and A-H down the krft side. Place your queens on the following squares.
A1, 2G, 3E, 4H, 5B, 6D, 7F, 8C.

Answer 2

If you mean having 8 queens on the board of the same color and none of them are able to capture each other, it is hard, but not impossible. Unless you have the queens baracaded behind other pieces of your color, i wouldn't recommend getting 8 queens in the risk of stale-mate.

If i could show you the way to set it up, i would.

Answer 3

draw out 8 by 8 squares and pick a square put lines in to cover the squares the queen can move to and try filling it in ,ive got 6 so far as highest

Answer 4

Start in one corner and follow the pattern that a knight would make as it moves around the board.... Queens can't move like knights.

Answer 5

Im a chess player and that puzzle is good but i dont know if my answer is correct because i have answered it by reading it a second ago so....

Put the queens on a1, h2, b7, g6, c3, f4, d6, and on 35. So there is my answer(Praise the Lord for I dont know if its correct).(= D)

Answer 6

should not be too tricky, just work diagonally across the diagonals, one row at a time. so both lines (diagonal and lateral) are de-conflicted.

Hard to explain with out a board !!

Answer 7

Tried about 50 combinations and not sure if it's actually possible.

Hope to see a solution below!

Answer 8

You must play a very unsual version of Chess; I can't say I have ever played with more than two.

Answer 9

Wow, nice puzzle!

Not off the top of my head but I know I will be busy at home tonight!

Thanks! :D