Queen & Bishop
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16The given position is instructive for beginners to get a feel for how the queen and bishop work together. White to play:
Mate in 3 is the most common answer:
1. Bg6 Kg8 2. Qh7+ Kf8 3. Qf7++
Mate in 2 is preferable of course:
1. Bb1 Kg8 2. Ba2++
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