help with math

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help with math

ihavewrizz · Answer

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ChloeHamilton · Answer

imma just take a guess and count how many times the triangle rotated wherever you see the full shape

ihavewrizz · Answer

@chloehamilton wrote:

imma just take a guess and count how many times the triangle rotated wherever you see the full shape

im still lowk confused

ChloeHamilton · Answer

Basically count the triangles that aren't cut in half

Arieonna · Answer

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ihavewrizz · Answer

@chloehamilton wrote:

Basically count the triangles that aren't cut in half

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thatgirlcrazy · Answer

did u get the answer?

ihavewrizz · Answer

@thatgirlcrazy wrote:

did u get the answer?

no

ihavewrizz · Answer

@supie

thatgirlcrazy · Answer

so basically what u have to do is count how many times  in the 360-degree  rotation  the image looked the same as the original shape

ihavewrizz · Answer

@thatgirlcrazy wrote:

so basically what u have to do is count how many times in the 360-degree rotation the image looked the same as the original shape

huh

ChloeHamilton · Answer

sorry, multiply the number of diamonds you count by 2

thatgirlcrazy · Answer

so the answer would be 10

thatgirlcrazy · Answer

cuz there 5 diamonds and u multiple 5 by 2 and get 10

jhonyy9 · Answer

@ihavewrizz wrote:

@chloehamilton wrote:

imma just take a guess and count how many times the triangle rotated wherever you see the full shape

im still lowk confused

so i think maybe more usefully square rotated in place of triangle

ChloeHamilton · Answer

it would be ten bc there are  5 whole diamonds and 2 triangles making up that diamond. therefore, that would lead you to doing 2x5