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What is a polygon that has has two pairs of equal angles and two pairs of parallel lines called?
A square A parallelogram
What polygon has two pairs of equal angles and two pair of parallel lines?
A square
Does a polygon have two pairs of parallel sides?
Not all polygon have two pairs of parallel sides. For example, a square will, but not a triangle.
Which shape could never have parallel lines?
A irregular polygon will not have any parallel lines. :)* * * * *Not true. A rhombus is an irregular polygon and it has two pairs of parallel line!An irregular pentagon can have parallel lines.However, a triangle or a conic section cannot.
How many pairs of parallel lines does a diamond have?
A diamond has two pairs of parallel lines.
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