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Name of a rectangle pushed out of shape?
parallelogram
A rectangle pushed out of shape?
It would look like a parallelogram.
What is the name for a parallelogram that has perpendicular sides?
"rectangle"
What do you call a squished rectangle?
A parallelogram looks like a squashed over rectangle.
What is the name for the angle that is formed by rectangle ADIJ and rectangle ABCD?
Dihedral angle
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