A regular hexagon contains a diagonal, a green equilateral triangle and a red triangle. Prove that the latter is isosceles.
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A regular hexagon contains a diagonal, a green equilateral triangle and a red triangle. Prove that the latter is isosceles.
A circle containing an equilateral triangle and three squares. What fraction is purple?
Four squares and a rectangle. What’s the angle α?
A square with a diagonal and an isosceles triangle. What fraction is brown?
A triangle with a line segment through its centroid and parallel to a side. What faction is dark green?
A regular hexagon, a square and a rectangle. What is the area proportion rectangle : square?
A square contains a right triangle. What fraction is orange?
A regular dodecagon and a square share two vertices. What is the area proportion square : dodecagon?
A rectangle is divided into four similar triangles. What fraction is blue?
Three squares share three vertices. What’s the angle α?