- A12
- B6
- C15
- D18
Step-by-Step Solution
Each side of the two big triangles is one straight line through the star, so the star needs only 3 + 3 = 6 lines. The hexagon adds 6 sides that do not line up with anything: .
Answer: A) 12
The figure is a six-pointed star with its points joined to form a hexagon around it. What is the least number of straight lines needed to draw it?
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