2 years ago

I kinda need help on pentagram May someone please help me I don’t understand this.

1 answer:

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You just have to figure it where you can place 2 solid lines and get 10 triangles ( i can only get 9). Think about the pentagon in the middle of the triangles and see if somehow you can create more triangles using only the two straight lines.

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