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    The document describes a figure with four squares - A, B, C, and D. Square A is divided into two equal parts, B is divided into three equal parts, C is divided into four equal parts, and D is divided into seven equal parts. The solution to dividing the squares does not involve triangles and can be found within the problem itself. This division of the squares was completed in a world record time of 7 seconds.

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    The document describes a figure with four squares - A, B, C, and D. Square A is divided into two equal parts, B is divided into three equal parts, C is divided into four equal parts, and D is divided into seven equal parts. The solution to dividing the squares does not involve triangles and can be found within the problem itself. This division of the squares was completed in a world record time of 7 seconds.

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    4 Squares: This Was Done in World Record Time of 7 Sec

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    The document describes a figure with four squares - A, B, C, and D. Square A is divided into two equal parts, B is divided into three equal parts, C is divided into four equal parts, and D is divided into seven equal parts. The solution to dividing the squares does not involve triangles and can be found within the problem itself. This division of the squares was completed in a world record time of 7 seconds.

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    • The fig shows 4 squares-A,B,C&D.

    4 SQUARES
    • 1/4th of squares A,B&C is shaded.
    1. Divide Unshaded portion of ‘A’ into
    TWO equal & identical parts.
    2. Divide Unshaded portion of ‘B’ into
    THREE equal & identical parts.
    3. Divide Unshaded portion of ‘C’ into
    FOUR equal & identical parts.
    Clues :
    The solution is not in the form of
    triangles.
    The solution lies in the problem itself.
    4. Divide ‘D’ into SEVEN equal & identical parts.
    Clues : This was done in world record
    The solution is not in the form of triangles.
    time of 7 sec.
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