- A18
- B10
- C12
- D14
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Squares: 10 (the big one, its 4 quarters, the centre square and its 4 quarters). Other rectangles: the 4 halves of the big square and the 4 halves of the centre square, 8. Total .
Answer: A) 18
Count the rectangles, squares included, in a square that has both mid-lines and a smaller square drawn around its centre.
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