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What regular solid looks like two square pyramids attached at their bases?
Sounds like an octahedron.
What is the name of the shape that looks like two pyramids stuck together?
I believe what you are thinking of is an octahedron. It resembles two pyramids with square base that are joined.
Whats the square root of 1144?
33.8 P.S. you can just use an online calculator and they have a square rooter thing on it. It looks like a check mark.
What does a square foot look like?
it looks like a square foot
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It looks like a square shape.
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