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A kite has both its diagonals, and a second cross-bar joins its two lower sides below the first. How many triangles are there?

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  • A7
  • B9
  • C13
  • D11

Step-by-Step Solution

Above the cross diagonal: 2 small and 1 whole, 3. Below it: the 2 halves, the whole lower part, the triangle under the second bar and its 2 halves, 6. The 2 halves of the kite cut by the long diagonal, 2. Total .
Answer: D) 11

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