HMMT 2002 U60
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A square grid has the number -3 written in the upper-left square and the number 3 written in the lower-right square. In how many ways can the remaining squares be filled in with integers so that any two adjacent numbers differ by 1 , where two squares are adjacent if they share a common edge (but not if they share only a corner)?
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