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Make every ≀ true.

That’s the whole rule
The goal

Between every pair of neighboring tiles sits a comparison sign. Across a row it reads left to right on one fact; up a column it reads bottom to top on another. Arrange the tiles so every sign is true.

A solved board

Fruit, say. Rows go by size (smaller on the left); columns go by rainbow position (red at the bottom, purple at the top). Every sign holds β€” solved:

PurpleRainbowRed
🫐 Blueberry
🟣 Plum
πŸ‡ Grapes
πŸ‹ Lemon
🍐 Pear
πŸ‰ Watermelon
πŸ’ Cherry
πŸ“ Strawberry
πŸ‘ Peach
SizeSmallerBigger
A mistake

Here the pear and lemon are swapped. A pear is bigger than a lemon, so the sign between them breaks β€” it turns red when you check:

PurpleRainbowRed
🫐 Blueberry
🟣 Plum
πŸ‡ Grapes
🍐 Pear
πŸ‹ Lemon
πŸ‰ Watermelon
πŸ’ Cherry
πŸ“ Strawberry
πŸ‘ Peach
SizeSmallerBigger

Swap them back and it’s green again.

More than one answer

There is no single correct board. Anyarrangement where every sign holds is a win β€” your winning board may not match a friend’s, and that’s fine.

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