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In three nested squares (each joining the midpoints of the one around it), the corners of all three squares are marked. How many line segments join two marked points along a drawn line?

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  • A12
  • B20
  • C28
  • D24

Step-by-Step Solution

Each side of the outer square holds 3 marked points (a midpoint is a corner of the tilted square): 12. Each side of the tilted square also holds 3 (its midpoint is a corner of the inner square): 12. The inner square's sides hold 2 each: 4. Total .
Answer: C) 28

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