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A rectangle has both its diagonals drawn and is divided into three equal parts by two upright lines. Count the triangles.

Competition practiceCounting Figures
  • A18
  • B12
  • C14
  • D16

Step-by-Step Solution

Sorting by size from the smallest: 2 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4. The two upright lines cut each diagonal into three parts, and every triangle uses pieces of two diagonals or one diagonal with a side or upright line. Total .
Answer: A) 18

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