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    The document contains two geometry problems. The first asks the reader to shade five-ninths of a large triangle so that the unshaded portion remains a triangular shape. The second problem shows a square divided into four smaller squares and asks the reader to shade half of the larger square so that the unshaded part is also a perfect square shape.

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    The document contains two geometry problems. The first asks the reader to shade five-ninths of a large triangle so that the unshaded portion remains a triangular shape. The second problem shows a square divided into four smaller squares and asks the reader to shade half of the larger square so that the unshaded part is also a perfect square shape.

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    In The Triangle Below, Shade Five-Ninths of The Large Triangle So That The Part Left Unshaded Is Still A Triangle

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    The document contains two geometry problems. The first asks the reader to shade five-ninths of a large triangle so that the unshaded portion remains a triangular shape. The second problem shows a square divided into four smaller squares and asks the reader to shade half of the larger square so that the unshaded part is also a perfect square shape.

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    In the triangle below, shade five-ninths of the large triangle

    so that the part left unshaded is still a triangle.

    The square below is made up of four small squares. Can you


    shade half of it so that the unshaded part is also a square?

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