Chess.com is correct. If you play Qf7+, the knight will just take the queen…
you really are a mysterious learner…. 
WRONG PUZZLE BY CHESS.COM
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SeanTheSheep021 wrote:
Chess.com is correct. If you play Qf7+, the knight will just take the queen…
you really are a mysterious learner….
No, the knight cannot take the queen because the queen is protected by the bishop. Thanks for the compliment though
bro
Ur wrong
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JETINATE wrote:
Ur wrong
I am not wrong, the if the white queen checkmates the black knight, the queen is protected by the bishop so the black cant take it and the white queen checkmates the black knight in 1 move. I am right.
Bro the knight CAN take it
the king cannot because it’s protected by the bishop
SeanTheSheep021 wrote:
Bro the knight CAN take it
the king cannot because it’s protected by the bishop
NO THE KNIGHT CANT TAKE IT BECAUSE ITS LITERALLY PROTECTED BY THE BISHOP IF THE KNIGHT DECIDES TO TAKE THE QUEEN IT CANT ACCORDING TO CHESS RULES BECAUSE THE PLACE IS PROTECTED BY THE BISHOP. THE KNIGHT CAN NOT TAKE THE QUEEN BRO.
The h6 knight can take the queen on f7
Bro… listen to me. I’m 3000 puzzles
And a 1500
mysteriouslearner2 wrote:
SeanTheSheep021 wrote:
Bro the knight CAN take it
the king cannot because it’s protected by the bishop
NO THE KNIGHT CANT TAKE IT BECAUSE ITS LITERALLY PROTECTED BY THE BISHOP IF THE KNIGHT DECIDES TO TAKE THE QUEEN IT CANT ACCORDING TO CHESS RULES BECAUSE THE PLACE IS PROTECTED BY THE BISHOP. THE KNIGHT CAN NOT TAKE THE QUEEN BRO.
You should learn the basic chess rules bro… 😭😭😭
Hey, Sean! Let’s get out of here… we’re wasting our time
With a helpless 500
JETINATE wrote:
The h6 knight can take the queen on f7
i see it. Sorry guys
IM SORRY I DIDNT SEE IT BRO
IM IMPROVING FYM
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mysteriouslearner2 wrote:
JETINATE wrote:
Ur wrong
I am not wrong, the if the white queen checkmates the black knight, the queen is protected by the bishop so the black cant take it and the white queen checkmates the black knight in 1 move. I am right.
'if the white queen checkmates the black knight" lmao I didnt know knights can get checkmated lol 
the puzzle suggests to play Bxh6 when Qf7# is a checkmate that ends the game;
Qf7# should theoretically be an immediate checkmate based on the given board position, ending the game. The alternative move Bxh6 might be part of a more instructional or forced sequence in the puzzle designed by Chess.com to teach players a particular pattern.
If you are certain that Qf7# ends the game, it would be correct. If the puzzle suggests Bxh6, it might be guiding you through a different instructive pattern but in actual gameplay, Qf7# would be the immediate checkmate move.