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What shape has one side and no corner?
Balls
What shape as neither a corner nor straight side?
a circle
What shape would you create if you put 2 squares together?
Side by side, they would form a rectangle. From part-side touching part-side through to corner to corner, they would form a shape somewhat like a figure of eight. There are other possibilities - eg corner of one touching the side of the other.
What is the difference between a side and a corner in a 2d shape?
A side in a polygon is an edge; it is the line segment joining two adjacent vertices, or corners. A corner is the point where two adjacent sides meet.
What shape has 4 sides and 3 right angles?
A square with a rounded corner. =)
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