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61 comments:
14
5
18
14
I see ten (10).
16
8
18 triangles
7
18
19 at least
12
14
i keep losing count ... 19
6
I agree with 1:29 with 6
18
16
11
10+the word triangle
mr bob
Remember that a triangle only has 3 sides, I believe that is what I was taught in school. Still stick with my number 8. Guess we will se@ 6:30
7
24 . . 👍
Change my (8) TO A 9
7
6 triangles
Cindy
17
It's 18. And yes 1:46, all 18 triangles have 3 sides. Look closer.
7
22
4 rest aren't triangles
18 remember to extend is all I am going to say
5 the word counts right
4
7
I'm at 8.
8 total triangles
I see 4 as well
Change my 8 to 18!
I see 4 triangles
It's an old math problem. Short answer is there are six triangles above each horizontal line. Three lines times six is 18.
Change my 11 to 13
<Mr bob
18
8 triangles
7, most of them are not triangles, as they have 4 sides...
You have the main big one, 3 big ones inside the biggest one, then 3 at the top...
18
Dawn
7
10
i see 7 plus the word
JNS Says Nine
Fredo says 79
7
4
Agree, now I see
9...
I see 18. “Just tryin’ to survive”
7
Yep...agree..14 unique triangles
I count (10) triangles . . . but I could be wrong.
4
6:20 but you were
None. They all identify as octagons.
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