The national flag of Canada features a red field with a white square at its center, which contains a red maple leaf. The flag's design consists of one-third white and two-thirds red, meaning that approximately two-thirds of the flag is red. Thus, the fraction of the flag that is red is about ( \frac{2}{3} ).
The answer depends on which countries flag the question is about. In the case of France, for example, the answer is 0%. For Haiti it is 50%. For the EU it is much more.
The flag of Algeria seems to be fairly close to your description. The related link shows the Algerian flag.
The knights of white Kamelia flag has 5 red squares and 4 white squares
It is 26/52, a fraction which can be simplified.
3/24
In the United States flag, there are 13 stripes, with 7 red and 6 white. Therefore, the fraction of the flag that is red is 7/13. This fraction represents the proportion of red stripes out of the total number of stripes on the flag.
No, Canada has a flag that is white with a large red maple leaf.
In 1967 the current flag replaced the Red Insign
Probably a red leaf; it is on Canada's flag.
1/5
1/2
Red and white are the colours on the Canadian flag.
Red and White.
White and red.
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china's flag is red with stars, nepals flag is 2 red triangles
Since Red and White are Canada's national colours.