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Which shape have more than 2 sides?
Most shapes will have more than two sides. If the sides are straight lines, the shapes MUST have more than two sides.
Which has more vertices a shape with 4 sides or a shape with 3 sides?
A shape with four sides has more vertices because there are more points where edges (straight lines) meet than a 3-sided shape.
Which shape has more sides than a pentagon but fewer sides than an octagon?
hexagon, heptagon
What shape has more than ten sides?
icosagon
What shape has four acute angles?
Any shape with 4 acute angles must have more than 4 sides. Any shape with more than 4 sides can have 4 acute angles (but doesn't have to).
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