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What is a shape that has 2 sides more than a triangle with all sides the same length?
pentagon
What shape has more than 3 sides and has more than 2 lines of symmetry and fewer than 5 angles?
A square
Can a shape have two sides?
no Improved Answer it can have two sides but it will need more then one maintain the qualities of a shape. must have more the 2 sides
What shape has 2 or more parallel sides?
A square has 2 parallel sides!! You dumb dumb!
Does a polygon have to have more than 3 sides?
no...it has to have 3 or more sides. in other words, more than 2 sides
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