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What are the names of two quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel lines but no right angles?
They are rhombus and parallelogram.
What are angles called where transversely line crosses two parallel lines?
Different pairs of angles have different names.
What are the names of parallel angles?
equal angle
What names of shapes with one pair of parallel sides?
rhombus
What are the names and picture of all of the 2d shapes?
There are infinitely many shapes and not all of them have names.
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