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Question : Directions: How many quadrilaterals are there in the given figure?
Option 1: 19
Option 2: 21
Option 3: 18
Option 4: 22
Correct Answer: 22
Solution : The given figure can be labelled as shown below –
In the above-labelled figure, there are a total of 22 quadrilaterals. They are AEFH, ALMH, ABIH, ELMF, EBIF, LBIM, HFGJ, HNOJ, HIKJ, FNOG, FIKG, NIKO, JOPD, JKCD, OKCP, AEGJ, NICP, HNPD, EBKG, ABKJ, HICD, ABCD.
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The Indian Institute of Technology, located in Delhi, provides studies at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate levels. There are full-time, online, and part-time options for IIT Delhi courses. The engineering and architecture, sciences, arts, humanities and social sciences, management and business administration, and education streams are among the
The Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi provides programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate levels. There are full-time, online, and part-time course options at IIT Delhi. Engineering and architecture, science, the arts, humanities, and social sciences, management and business administration, and education are just a few of
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The Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi provides programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate levels. The institute provides 167 programs, including certificates and degree programs. IIT Delhi offers 103 courses in total. The IIT Delhi offers full-time, online, and part-time
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