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Size of 1 block of chessboard= 33.3/8 cm= 4.1625cm
x-coordinate=
85.5*4*4.1625+18.7*(1.5+3.5+5.5+7.5)*4.1625/(85.5+4*18.7)
=17.621cm
y- coordinate
85.5*4*4.1625+18.7*(2.5+3.5+5.5+7.5)*4.1625/(85.5+4*18.7)
= 18.1067cm
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