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What shape has flat sides with five sides?
square
How many flat surfaces does a rectangular shape have?
A rectangular shape has 6 flat sides. Those sides are the top, bottom, front, back, left and right,
What shape has 5 sides and 2 faces and is 3d?
A flat pentagon. Or some kind of circle pentagon breed...
What is a shape with 2 triangle sides and 2 rectangle sides?
There is no such shape.
Is it impossible to have a shape with 2 sides?
yes it is impossible to have a shape with 2 sides
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