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What 3D shape has a square and 3 triangles?
There can be no closed 3D shape with only one square and 3 triangles.
To have an area if 1 square meter i must have a square shape with a side of one meter. True or false?
True
What is the area of a shape if its 5 meters on one side and 12 meters on the other side?
60 square meters.
How wide is a square kilometer in feet?
If an area is one square kilometer and is in the shape of a square, then each side of the square would measure 3,280.84 feet.
What do you call a circular shape with only one side?
Its a sphere.
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