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A triangle, a square, and a circle lie in the same plane. What is the maximum possible number of intersections points that can occur? PLEASE HELP ME NOW! IM FREAKING OUT I REALL…

A triangle, a square, and a circle lie in the same plane. What is the maximum possible number of intersections points that can occur? PLEASE HELP ME NOW! IM FREAKING OUT I REALL…
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A triangle, a square, and a circle lie in the same plane. What is the maximum possible number of intersections points that can occur?

PLEASE HELP ME NOW! IM FREAKING OUT I REALLY NEED AN ANSWER!!!

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The maximum possible is 20 intersections.

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