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Anika
10 days ago
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A rectangular tile has a decorative pattern of 3 equal-sized squares, each of which is divided into 2 same-sized triangles. If M

arnie uses 36 of these tiles on the wall behind her kitchen stoves, how many triangles are displayed?
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