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A hexagon has its three long diagonals drawn, and its alternate corners are joined to form a triangle. Count all the triangles.

Competition practiceCounting Figures
  • A25
  • B37
  • C31
  • D33

Step-by-Step Solution

Count by size, in units of the smallest piece: 12 of size 1, 12 of size 2, 6 of size 3, 6 of size 4, and the big triangle on alternate corners (size 6), 1. Total .
Answer: B) 37

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