Inmany geometric figures, a shape can be composed of smaller versions of that shape. For example, by piecing four identical squares squares together, we can form a bigger square that’s 4 times as large. If I asked you how many squares there are, you’d know it’s 4 small squares plus the large one, so it’s 5
Today’s challenge is an extension of that, on a square made of colorful triangles
Here’s a hint: rotational symmetry …
I recommend you pause the article, grab your pen and paper, and give this a go. When you are ready, keep reading for the solution!