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what shapes and supports your arms and legs?
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What is a real-life example of an obtuse triangle?
people playing sports-angle of legs, arm, ect
What is the shape of the bone in your legs and arms it is one of the 4 basic shapes?
flat bones long bones short bones and irregal bones
What are the 2 type of shapes?
The 2 types of shapes are the geometric shapes and the organic shapes. Geometric shapes are ones that can be described using mathematical formulas. They also have specific math names. Geometric shapes: Circle, Square, Rectangle, Triangle, etc. Organic shapes are irregular and uneven.
What are some shapes?
There are hundreds of shapes; some shapes are square, triangle, circle, rectangle, oval, octagon, hexagon, pentagon, cube, cylinder, and lots of combinations of shapes that form new shapes.
What color are shapes?
shapes can be any colors
What shapes and supports your arms and legs?
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What shape and support your arms and legs?
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What are the functions of the base and the arm are of the microscope?
The base supports the stage and the arm; the arm supports the viewing ocular.
What part of a compound microscope supports the body tube?
The arm or the frame of the compound microscope supports the body tube.
Why is the ulna important?
The ulna is important for the arm bone and supports the arm
What part of a microscope supports the body tube?
The arm supports the body tube.
What is the hollow cylinder that supports and shapes the cell?
The microtubule is the mechanism that supports the cell and gives it its shape.
What is the hollow rod that shapes and supports the cell?
microtubules
What are hollow cylinders that supports and shapes the cell?
microtubules
What part of a microscope supports the microscope?
the arm
What supports the upper part of a microscope?
the arm
What is the hollow shape cylinder that supports and shapes cells?
The microtubule is the mechanism that supports the cell and gives it its shape.
