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What 2d shape has 4 sides with no lines of symmetry?
A parallelogram
Is a rhombus a 3D shape?
No, a rhombus is a 2D shape. It is a parallelogram in which all sides are of equal length.
How many sides those an Parallelogram have?
The number of sides that an Parallelogram have is.... 4 sides!
How many sides have in a 2d rectangle have?
2d rectangle has 4 sides.
How many sides of symmetry does a parallelogram have?
a parallelogram has 2 slanted sides and 2 straight sides
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