Trivia:— Univelcity (@univelcity) February 28, 2019
Don't try this if you're not good with shapes.
How many triangles can you see?
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.#univlecity #techschool #tech #thursdaytrivia #trivia #fun #games #quiz #puzzle pic.twitter.com/ZiMwuIlqh1
Trivia:— Univelcity (@univelcity) February 28, 2019
Don't try this if you're not good with shapes.
How many triangles can you see?
.
.
.
.#univlecity #techschool #tech #thursdaytrivia #trivia #fun #games #quiz #puzzle pic.twitter.com/ZiMwuIlqh1
How many are there, I see 18?
ReplyDeleteI think I counted 13 but I kept losing track of which ones I'd already counted.
ReplyDeleteOr maybe 14...
ReplyDeletethey're saying 24 in the tweet, but i can only see 18.
ReplyDeleteThe top point is the only shared vertex ... each "level" (from the point) has six - three narrow ones, two that overlap, and one wide one. Times the three levels.
I don't see where they're coming up with another six...
18 is the correct answer. This video explains it: https://youtu.be/OLJDnpWr8TY
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