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Why does a trapezoid has 2 pairs of parallel lines?
A trapezoid does not has 2 pairs of parallel lines. A parallelogram does.
Why is a trapezoid never a rectangle?
A rectangle has 2 pairs parallel lines and a trapezoid can only have 1 pair of parallel lines.
How can trapezoid be a parallelogram?
A trapezoid has only one pair of parallel lines so it cannot be a parallelogram which must have two pairs of parallel lines.
How more pairs of parallel lines does a trapezoid?
1 set; _____ /_____\
How many pairs of a parallel lines dose a trapezoid?
Just one. And the other pair cannot be parallel.
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