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Question number: 867

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Which of the following pair of shapes, when joined together [by placing them edge to edge] can form a rectangle?

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a.

Segment fSegment f: Segment [A, B] Segment gSegment g: Segment [B, C] Segment f_1Segment f_1: Segment [A_1, B_1] Segment f_2Segment f_2: Segment [A_3, B_3] Segment g_1Segment g_1: Segment [B_3, C_1] Segment f_3Segment f_3: Segment [A_2, B_2]

Image of Two Opened Equal Figures of Squares

b.

Segment fSegment f: Segment [A, B] Segment gSegment g: Segment [A, C] Segment f_1Segment f_1: Segment [A_1, B_1] Segment g_1Segment g_1: Segment [A_1, C_1]

Image of Two Opened Equal Figures of Triangles

c.

Triangle poly1Triangle poly1: Polygon A, B, CTriangle poly2Triangle poly2: Polygon D, E, FSegment cSegment c: Segment [A, B] of Triangle poly1Segment aSegment a: Segment [B, C] of Triangle poly1Segment bSegment b: Segment [C, A] of Triangle poly1Segment fSegment f: Segment [D, E] of Triangle poly2Segment dSegment d: Segment [E, F] of Triangle poly2Segment eSegment e: Segment [F, D] of Triangle poly2

Image of Two Right Triangles Arranged Opposite of Each Other

d.

Polygon poly1Polygon poly1: Polygon [A, B, 3] Polygon poly1Polygon poly1: Polygon [A, B, 3] Triangle poly2Triangle poly2: Polygon D, E, FSegment fSegment f: Segment [A, B] of Polygon poly1Segment gSegment g: Segment [B, C] of Polygon poly1Segment hSegment h: Segment [C, A] of Polygon poly1Segment f_1Segment f_1: Segment [D, E] of Triangle poly2Segment dSegment d: Segment [E, F] of Triangle poly2Segment eSegment e: Segment [F, D] of Triangle poly2

Image of Two Equilateral Triangles

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