by Ivan Moscovich
the four shapes have to completely fill the space
some students might appreciate that each shape needs to have 2 squares (8 divided by 4) in the inner ring and 4 (16 divided by 4) in the outer ring - which makes this task a lot easier (thanks to Jenni Ingram, Oxford Uni. for this insight).
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