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Yes, trapezoids can tessellate. Specifically, certain types of trapezoids, such as those with two parallel sides, can fit together without gaps or overlaps when arranged correctly. By rotating and translating them, they can cover a plane completely, demonstrating their ability to tessellate. This property makes them useful in various geometric designs and patterns.

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