The least number of colors needed to correctly color in the sections of the given picture so that no two touching sections have the same color is 5.
Let's say we begin with a single triangle. This triangle will be the first of a series of seven subsequent triangles, none of which will have any portions contact. If a square were the initial shape, then there are five shapes—three of which are squares and the other two are triangles—that don't have any touching portions. Given that a square takes up twice as much room, this value is probably lower, but location also matters. Therefore, for the given figure, the least number of colored areas you can color in that yet meet the required criteria is 5.
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