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A square is split into four small squares, and both diagonals of every small square are drawn. Find the total number of triangles.

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  • A32
  • B36
  • C40
  • D44

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16 smallest; 16 halves of the small squares (4 in each); 8 made of four smallest (4 quarters of the big square that meet at the centre and 4 that stand on a mid-line); 4 halves of the big square. Total .
Answer: D) 44

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