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But it is not yet solved .
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Here, question is slightly more trickier as root can jump multiple squares :)
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This is an example of Permutation with repeated characters. 

To go to from (0,0) (consider, southeast corner) to (8,8) (consider northwest corner) we need to take 7 Up turn and 7 right turn. It means that its a forming a string like UUUUUUURRRRRRR (Whatever the way you go, you have to take 7 Up and 7 right to reach (8,8)). Now our job is it find the how many permutation can be formed from this string. Which is a very simple task. 

Total Number of permutation will be : ( factorial(14) / (factorial(7) * factorial(7))). Which is equivalent to 14C7.

Hence option B is correct

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yes. The question setter would have meant this. But the other can be a programming question. Like Google and all ask such questions.
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Sir, Then please mark it as best answer :P :P
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ok :)
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