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The back of an envelope is drawn as a rectangle with both diagonals and a flap whose tip lies below the centre. How many triangles are there in the figure?

Competition practiceCounting Figures
  • A11
  • B13
  • C15
  • D17

Step-by-Step Solution

On the top side, with the apex at the centre, at either crossing of flap and diagonal, or at the flap tip: 4. Halves cut off by a diagonal: 4. Left, right and bottom triangles meeting at the centre: 3. Triangles with a top corner, a crossing of a flap edge with a diagonal, and the centre, a bottom corner or the flap tip: 6. Total .
Answer: D) 17

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