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Dot Patterns to Represent Perfect Squares

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Question

In the figure shown here, how many dots are in the circle and triangle but not in the square?

A

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2

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C

3

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4

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Solution

The correct option is A $1$
Clearly, there is only one dot which is common in circle and triangle but not in square.

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