- A6
- B10
- C8
- D9
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Upright: choose 2 of the 3 upright lines and 2 of the 3 flat lines, . Tilted: the diagonals that meet at the shared side form one tilted square between the two centres, 1. Total .
Answer: B) 10
Two equal squares sit side by side, each with both diagonals, and a flat line runs through both centres. Including tilted ones, how many rectangles (squares included) are there?
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