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yes it can, it is quite easy to pick a non tessellate shape and pick another shape(tessellate or not) that when put together make a square and there you go.
Show me how you get 30?
Yes, all you do is put them together and then the surrounding pieces will make the other side!
a cube! a cube is basically 6 squares put together, which we know all have equal sides.
Put the two bases of the triangle together. To form a square. Place the squares side by side to form a rectangle
An octagon cannot tessellate because when you put about 4 together, there are gaps in between the shapes, which is not allowed in a tessellation. When you put together 5 octagon's, some of them are overlapping and there still are gaps. Therefore, an octagon cant tessellate.
Regular pentagons do not tessellate.
with 6 squares of cardboard and put them together with tape or stapels
yes it can, it is quite easy to pick a non tessellate shape and pick another shape(tessellate or not) that when put together make a square and there you go.
Put the right sides of two squares together and stitch them with wool, use an over stitch, put your needle onto the first two squares, push it through both squares then pull it out, pass needle over the top of the squares and do the same thing again. Keep wool tight so stitches don't show on the right side
Show me how you get 30?
Yes, all you do is put them together and then the surrounding pieces will make the other side!
No because if you put them side by side there would be a gap.
Because you use it to draw squares. Also if you put two together they make a square.
a cube! a cube is basically 6 squares put together, which we know all have equal sides.
Not a regular pentagon (equal sides) and square. But suppose the pentagons are shaped like a child's drawing of a house: a square with a triangle on top where the triangle is a right isosceles triangle (90, 45, 45 deg). Align a line of these pentagons with their "rooves" facing up. Next put a second row of inverted pentagons on top - apex-to-apex. The holes left will be squares. So tessellate away.
Tessellation: to form or arrange patterns of shapes in a layout that leaves no gaps or overlays. So basically, its a series of shapes that are put together leaving no gaps or any overlaps. for example, lots of squares put together would leave no gaps but a circle wouldn't work because if you put them together they leave gaps.