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A polygon does not grow by a one-dimensional object; rather, it consists of two-dimensional shapes defined by a finite number of straight line segments. A one-dimensional object, such as a line, has only length and no width or area, which means it cannot form or expand a polygon on its own. Instead, polygons can be transformed or scaled while remaining two-dimensional, but the addition of a one-dimensional element would not constitute growth in the polygon's geometry.

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