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Do there exist operations that can be performed to make this equation true?
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P5/P6 Area of triangle/ decagon (brilliet)
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In the regular decagon above, find the percentage of area that is shaded orange.
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In the regular decagon above, find the percentage of area that is shaded orange.
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there's a quick trick to this geometry puzzle...
What percentage of the square's area is colored blue?
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Logical thinking: “What will balance this scale?”
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How many green squares should be placed on the right side of the bottom scale in order to make it balance when released?
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