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What shape has 3 sets of parallel sides and no perpendicular sides?
A hexagon.
What 2d shape has 4 sides two sets of parallel sides all sides are equal and no perpendicular lines?
any rhombus
What shape has 2 sets of parallel side 4 sets of perpendicular sides?
if you think about what you just wrote you will find something interesting by defining a shape by this definition.
What is a shape that has two sets of parallel equal sides?
a square
What shape has three sets of parallel sides?
A regular hexagon has three sets (pairs) of parallel line segments that form it.
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