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How many feet across is a square mile?
A square mile is an area. It can have any shape - a circle, a triangle, quadrilateral, any polygon, or just a random shape. A long thin rectangle will be fewer feet across than a squat rectangle with the same area. So how many feet across depends on the shape.
What is a polygon that has fewer sides than a quadrangle?
triangle
I am a polygon and i have fewer sides than a quadrangle?
you are a triangle
Which polgan has fewer sides than a square?
Triangle
What polygon has twice as many sides as another polygon but have fewer than 8 sides?
A hexagon and a triangle.
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