Hi,
The answer is C) but I could not understand "the total length of the heavy line segments" indicates which part...
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Is it asking for the perimeter of the outer line segments (of the rectangles)
excluding the triangle ? I don't understand "heavy line segments" as well.
Doing a bit of reverse engineering (given that we know the answer :-)),
2 * perimeter of rectangles - perimeter of inner triangle
= 2 * 12 - 3
= 21
???
excluding the triangle ? I don't understand "heavy line segments" as well.
Doing a bit of reverse engineering (given that we know the answer :-)),
2 * perimeter of rectangles - perimeter of inner triangle
= 2 * 12 - 3
= 21
???
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In the diagrams, when a line could be either continuous or dotted, we also refer to the continuous part as heavy. Supposedly the shaded part is dashed and rest is heavy here.
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I guess Rajesh is right...
After the clarification the question becomes a cakewalk...
Thanks Rajesh
After the clarification the question becomes a cakewalk...
Thanks Rajesh