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3 August, 04:06

What is the maximum number of regions formed by 3 circles and 2 straight lines?

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  1. 3 August, 05:53
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    The answer is 10.

    This is because only one of the circles can be split into 4 sections due to their being an intersection in that circle. The rest may have both lines running through their length splitting them into 3 sections each.
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