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What do you call a shape that does not have equal sides?
scalene.
What shape does not have equal sides and starts with an i?
what shape beginning with i does not have equal sides
What shape with no equal sides?
i think that a circle is a shape with no equal sides
What type of shape doesn't have equal sides?
It is an irregular shape or polygon that doesn't have all sides equal
An shape has no equal sides?
scalene has no equal sides
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