The following is a question from TOT Junior-O Level. The question has been posted as asked during the exam.
On a list of paper, a blue triangle is drawn. A median, a bisector and an altitude of this triangle (not necessarily from 3 distinct vertices) are drawn red. The triangle dissects into several parts. Is it possible that one of these parts is a regular triangle with red sides?
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@Pi Han Goh Sorry for troubling you again, But could you please help us out with this one as well? :)
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@Kshitij Alwadhi try this