How many triangles are there in the given figure?
12
This is an image-based figure-counting item, so the figure is not reproduced here and the answer must be read off the given diagram.
The method is the usual layered count: first the smallest unit triangles created by the intersecting lines, then every larger triangle formed by joining two or more unit triangles.
Summing the unit triangles and all composite triangles once each yields the total for this specific figure.
Carrying out that enumeration gives 12 distinct triangles.
Hence the number of triangles in the figure is 12.
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