Geometry Questions on Lines and Partitions
June 18, 2024 2025-06-18 16:51Geometry Questions on Lines and Partitions

Geometry Questions on Lines and Partitions
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Toggle📐 Geometry – Maximum Regions, Squares, Triangles Questions
Each question explores spatial logic and geometric partitioning. Click below to reveal the answers.
Compiled by Maths By Amiya. Click below to reveal answers and walkthroughs.
1) Find maximum how many regions can be divided by 11 lines.
🔽 Show Answer2) Find maximum how many open regions can be created by nine lines in a plane.
🔽 Show Answer3) Find the maximum closed area inside a square created by 15 lines.
🔽 Show Answer4) 4 lines divide a square of side 5 cm into equal area parts. Find the perimeter of each part.
(a) 12 cm (b) 14 cm (c) 5 cm (d) Cannot be determined
5) Maximum how many closed regions would be created by 8 lines.
🔽 Show Answer6) In a plane, there are 10 lines: 5 are parallel and the other 5 are parallel to each other but not to the first set. Find max regions created.
🔽 Show Answer7) 15 lines in a plane: 5 parallel to each other in 3 different sets. Max number of regions?
🔽 Show Answer8) 15 lines: 5 parallel, 5 parallel (not to the first), and 5 not parallel to each other or other sets. Max regions?
🔽 Show Answer9) Minimum number of identical squares to completely cover a \(16 \times 12\) rectangle.
🔽 Show Answer10) Minimum number of squares (not necessarily identical) to completely cover a \(16 \times 12\) rectangle.
🔽 Show Answer11) Minimum identical equilateral triangles needed to completely cover a \(18 \times 14\) parallelogram.
🔽 Show Answer12) Minimum number of equilateral triangles (could be different) to cover a \(18 \times 14\) parallelogram.
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