HMMT 2011 U26
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In how many ways can 13 bishops be placed on an chessboard such that (i) a bishop is placed on the second square in the second row, (ii) at most one bishop is placed on each square, (iii) no bishop is placed on the same diagonal as another bishop, and (iv) every diagonal contains a bishop? (For the purposes of this problem, consider all diagonals of the chessboard to be diagonals, not just the main diagonals).
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