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maria [59]
3 years ago
6

The diagram the area of the large square is one square unit 2000 new segments divide a square into 4 equal sized triangles two o

f these triangles are divided into smaller red and blue triangles they all have the same height in the basement find the area of a right triangle the diagram the area of the large square is one square unit 2000 new segments divide a square into 4 equal sized triangles two of these triangles are divided into smaller red and blue triangles it all have the same height in the basement find the area of a right triangle the diagram the area of the large square is one square unit 2002 segments divide a square into 4 equal sized triangles two of these triangles are divided into smaller red and blue triangles they all have the same height in the basement find the area of a right triangle the diagram the area of the large square is one square unit 2002 segments divide a square into 4 equal sized triangles to these triangles are divided into smaller red and blue triangles that all have the same height in the basement find the area of a right triangle the diagram the area of the large square is one square unit 2000 new segments divide a square into 4 equal sized triangles to these triangles are divided into smaller red and blue triangles they all have the same height in the basement find the area of a right triangle
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sleet_krkn [62]3 years ago
3 0
The answer is 0 because it cancels itself out
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