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What is a closed shape formed by line segments that do not cross?
If it has 3 or more line segments then it is a polygon
What is formed when two lines or line segments meet?
cross x
What has three or more line segments that do not cross?
a quadrilateral and other polygons
An enclosed figure formed by 3 or more line segments?
Polygon and they do not cross.
What two line segments that do not cross no matter how far they extend?
Parallel lines
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