Oh, what a lovely shape you're describing! That would be a trapezoid, with two sides that are longer than the other four. Just imagine the beautiful landscapes we could create with shapes like these in our paintings. Keep exploring and noticing the beauty in the world around you!
You just described a run-of-the-mill rectangle. A special case of the rectangle, where all sides are equal, is the square. But if you have a quadrilateral with four right angles and one pair of opposite sides is longer than the other pair of opposite sides, you have a rectangle. Period.
A trapezoid other than an isosceles trapezoid
OK, SO a shape with fewer than four straight sides is a triangle, which has three (3) straight sides. Hope this helps! LOOPDOP says: A circle is a shape. And it has no straight sides..... isn't that "fewer"?
A triangle has three sides, so a hexagon (a shape with six sides) would have three more sides than a triangle.
A rectangle has two sides longer than the two shorter ends.
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Oh, what a lovely shape you're describing! That would be a trapezoid, with two sides that are longer than the other four. Just imagine the beautiful landscapes we could create with shapes like these in our paintings. Keep exploring and noticing the beauty in the world around you!
No. It has a rectangular face, where two of the sides are longer than the other two sides.
Any other shape with more than 4 sides
ask your professor
Isosceles triangle
Shape has fewer than 6 sides
a shape
The hypotenuse will always be longer than the other sides.
A shape with four sides has four vertices and a shape with three sides has three vertices, so a shape with four sides has more vertices than a shape with three sides.
Two sides have the same length as each other. The other side may be shorter or longer in length than the other two sides.