Daily Math Puzzle: 2026-04-17

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2026-04-17

The ancient civilization of Eldoria revered geometric precision. Their Grand Temple stands on a perfectly square plot of land. For a special annual ritual, the High Priest designates four sacred points: one on each side of the square plot. Each point is precisely one-quarter of the way along its respective side, measured clockwise from the corner it 'follows'. For example, if you start at the top-left corner, the first point is one-quarter of the way along the top edge towards the top-right corner. These four points are then connected in sequence to form an inner, smaller quadrilateral where the ritual takes place. If the entire temple plot has an area of 'A', what fraction of 'A' is the area of this inner sacred quadrilateral?

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