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How many pairs of parallel sides are in a paralleogram?
2 are.
What is a paralleogram which all sides are congruent?
A parallelogram with 4 congruent sides is known as a rhombus.
What type of paralleogram has 4 congruent angles and sides?
it is a square
Is a paralleogram a quadriladerial?
A parallelogram is a quadrilateral because it has 4 sides
What is paralleogram mean in math?
A paralleogram has no meaning. However, a parallelogram is a four sided plane (2-dimensional) figure which has two pairs of [opposite] sides that are parallel.
How many congruent sides does a paralleogram have?
A parallelogram has two sets of equal and parallel sides. They may be described as "congruent" because they are of equal length but they are usually described as in the first sentence of this answer.
How many sides dose a octagon have?
8 sides.
How many sides dose a chiliagon have?
It has 1000 sides.
How many sides dose a pentagon have?
5 sides
How many sides dose a trapezoid has?
4 sides
How many sides dose the penetgon have?
5 sides.
How many sides dose an equilateral have?
three sides
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