Wendy Samaroo.

Writer and former English teacher. Enjoys reading, writing, walking, and thinking.

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@_aqsa1 6.

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@amole_whac15834 @llixeey 70.

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@simi_vibes My apologies; the real answer is 49. I forgot to correct for that hidden line of text.

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@simi_vibes Answer is 56.

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@AiWithliza The answer is 72.

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@miladreaamy Fantastic 50 is my answer.

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@tek_sidhu Sweet 16.

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@neweveryday99 14 is the total number of squares that can be formed from the third diagram.

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@TOys_LOver 17.

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@orla_betty x is 7.

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@sadafsheriff35 The answer is 0.

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@sadafsheriff35 8.

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@teddyrewa 0.

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@usludurkizim Here's my answer in English. Unfortunately, I don't speak your language, yet I count 26 squares in total.
Is this correct, or do I need to keep looking for new squares to add to the total?

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@usludurkizim 26.

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@sqsehrish 41.

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@llixeey 127.

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@tek_sidhu 8.

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@_maheen_ma 63.

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@pelinylm0 42.