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What is a segment that helps connect the midpoints of two sides of a figure?
There is no specific name.
What is a close figure two dimensional figure with straight sides?
A sphere
What is close figure?
I do not know but: A closed figure is a figure with sides all around. (if the sides were fences and you were on the inside you could not get out witout climbing a fence)
Is a square an open figure?
No. It is close with four sides and four interior angles each 90 degrees.
How do you find the mid segment of a trapezoid?
Look for the two sides which are parallel. You will find the mid segment halfway between the two sides.
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