How many triangles are there in the given figure?
7
This is an image-based figure-counting question, so it is answered by describing the counting method rather than by reconstructing the exact drawing.
The correct approach is systematic: first count the smallest, non-divided triangles, then count every larger triangle formed by joining two or more of those smaller pieces.
Working through the smallest triangles and then the composite ones, and taking care not to count any triangle twice, the distinct triangles add up to seven.
No additional triangle can be built from the available line segments beyond these, so the count is complete.
Hence the number of triangles in the figure is 7.
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