ARe two bishops and a king enough to check-mate the opponent?
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Yes
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No
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Can be
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None of these
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Two bishops and a king can force checkmate against a lone king, provided the bishops are on opposite-colored squares. The bishops work together to control diagonals and cut off the escaping king while the friendly king delivers the checkmate in the corner. This endgame requires precise coordination but is a forced win.