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No. Those two figures are distinct. Neither is a special case of the other.

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No. Those two figures are distinct. Neither is a special case of the other.

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No. Those two figures are distinct. Neither is a special case of the other.

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No, because a parallelogram has both pairs of opposite sides parallel and the trapezoid has exactly one pair of opposite sides that are parallel.

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15y ago

not really. Once two of the lines in a trapezoid are parallel, it is not a trapezoid anymore. It is a parallelogram!

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No. Those two figures are distinct. Neither is a special case of the other.

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