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Inside a triangle, one line runs from the top corner to the middle of the base and another from the bottom-left corner to the middle of the right side. Count the triangles.

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  • A8
  • B5
  • C6
  • D9

Step-by-Step Solution

Using only the upright line: 2. Using only the other line: 2. Using both lines (around the point where they cross): 3. Plus the whole triangle: .
Answer: A) 8

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