RRB ALP · General Intelligence and Reasoning
Counting of Figures
Count triangles, squares or rectangles in a complex figure.
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Look at the figure below: A square is divided by one horizontal line and one vertical line, both passing through the center, dividing it into 4 equal smaller squares. How many squares in total can be counted in this figure?
Q2 · Counting of Figures · MEDIUM
A rectangle ABCD has one vertical line and two horizontal lines drawn inside it parallel to its sides, creating a grid. The vertical line divides the width into 2 equal parts, and the two horizontal lines divide the height into 3 equal parts. How many rectangles in total can be counted in this figure?