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What is a polygon and has fewer sides than a quadrangle?
a triangle is a polygon with 3 sides
What is a polygon that has twice as many sides as another polygon you have fewer than 8 sides what are you?
hexagon
What is a polygon that has twice as many sides as another polygon that has fewer than 8 sides?
a hexagon ( triangle has 3 and a hexagon has 6)
Which polygon has fewer sides than a rectangle?
The triangle is the only one.
Which polygon has one pair of parallel lines?
-- A trapezoid always has.-- Any polygon with more than four sides can have, but doesn't always.
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