If a point is picked at random from the largest rectangle, what is the probability that it is not shaded? Assume that all of the smallest triangles are congruent.

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If a point is picked at random from the largest rectangle, what is the probability that it is not shaded? Assume that all of the smallest triangles are congruent.

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9/16 i believe - the other one seems to be wrong so this is the next best lol

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